Plastic from Sugar Cane | Global 3000

Brazil is already the world's leading producer of cane sugar, and as the demand for biofuels increases, the country has dedicated more land to agriculture.But a large portion of the biomass derived from sugar cane cultivation is not used in the ethanol production process - and burning the leftovers is harmful to the environment. Now, German and Brazilian researchers have developed a technology to recycle agricultural waste into plastic.

[@iranmaia91]

Not plastic from sugar cane. They are making a good job, but the channel could be honest and give on the title only the real information.

[@bleepbloopskrrr]

I thought they were going to make PLA. This was a disappointment. I don’t care about composites if you’re still using petrochemicals.

[@leerman22]

Not to mention composite materials are much harder and expensive to recycle.

[@sreejupv4164]

Mainul Hassan Give me your contact number

[@Beniamin6665]

Mainul Hassan I want your damn contact number if what you say is real...

[@geniuslyrics635]

@Mainul Hassan that's water hyacinth, right? We've successfully used the same in our school labs to make plastics
And it's cheaper than petro poly

[@alejandravallejo7070]

This is Amazing!!!

[@linamariaguevaraagudelo2561]

Min 3:17 ¿que tipo de plastico o material se le mezcla?. Muchas gracias

[@rkan2]

Could 'bagasse' be combined with polylactic acid(corn startch) plastics?

[@shivarajkottapalle3124]

thanks send more information

[@ciceroaraujo5183]

Thank you Germany

[@chimidorji6742]

It's good for envoiromet?

[@mohdfarhan5708]

name the plastic material being use in this video

[@Conversewannabe]

:3 very insightful

[@eliasurrejola]

is this product patented?

[@FrancescaZampollo]

It still uses plastic! So what’s the point?!?

[@katherineflores3997]

Dude, the bagasse is valuable. You should definitely think about selling that too. Like just grab the bagasse and put it in a plastic bag and sell it.

[@linamariaguevaraagudelo2561]

3:17 min type of plastic that is mixed or materials ?. Thank you very much

[@arjunsatheesh4621]

polypropylene or high Density polyethylene probably

[@ricardoseales6501]

How about sugar cane toilette paper a green alternative .

[@pinkkkblossom6592]

Good idea

[@lankaat]

This is a silly idea. It's only using it as a filler which almost any other material can do.

[@MrMoss786]

We use it to make Pulp in stanger south africa

[@BlockchainGains]

lost me at we burn it here smh but at 3:45 this became misleading

[@MayraAReyes]

Why not a green alternative, please. We are just exhaust edge with all the wasted you have created with your careless industrial business

[@Wallaby1963]

This is a disaster.