
Standard test method for determining aerobic biodegradation of plastic materials under controlled composting conditions.

Standard test method for determining anaerobic biodegradation of plastic materials under high-solids anaerobic-digestion conditions.

Certifies compostability of paper products with a biodegradable plastic film or coating, in industrial composting facilities.

BPI is North America’s leading certifier of compostable products and packaging. Their certification program ensures that products and packaging displaying the BPI logo have been independently tested and verified according to scientifically based standards. – ASTM D6400 or D6868 standards.

his standard requires the compostable plastics to disintegrate after 12 weeks and completely biodegrade after six months.

A private organization established with the aim of promoting the dissemination of bioplastics (general term for biodegradable plastics and biomass plastics), to help realize the benefits of a recycling-based society, and establishing a test and evaluation system.

Specifies procedures and requirements for the identification and labelling of plastics, and products made from plastics, that are suitable for recovery through aerobic composting.

Certifies a product is fully or partially derived from plants, agricultural byproducts, or agricultural waste, based on EN 16785-1.

A comprehensive guarantee about the origin of your products that determines the percentage of renewable raw materials (% Bio-based carbon) contains. Your product can be certified as one-star-bio-based, two-star-bio-based, three-star-bio-based or four-star-bio-based.

Certifies a material biodegrades in the sea. Only allowed on products used in the marine environment.

This label guarantees biodegradation in a natural fresh water environment. Note that this does not automatically guarantee biodegradation in marine waters.