UBQ™ material empowers the world to make an easy shift to sustainability without compromising on profitability.
UBQ transforms household waste, including all organics, into the most climate-positive thermoplastic material on the market. With UBQ™, manufacturers can offset the carbon footprint of the products they are already making without compromising on profitability.
Both the advanced waste conversion process and the UBQ™ material are patented worldwide – a scientific breakthrough backed by decades of research and standardized industry credentials.
Making a big difference doesn’t have to be hard. By simply substituting conventional materials with UBQ™, your manufacturing process is emptying landfills, preventing emissions and protecting finite natural resources.
Unsorted household waste – including all organic materials, dirty cardboard, and unrecyclable plastic – is reduced to its basic natural components. At a particle level, these building blocks are reconstituted and bound together into a new composite material – UBQ™.
UBQ™ has the power to offset the carbon footprint of everyday products. A drop-in material, UBQ™ is compatible with all major polymers and manufacturing processes.
The potential for UBQ™ is everywhere around us. UBQ™ can be seamlessly integrated into everything from car parts, furniture, and garment hangers to construction, retail and 3D printing.
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100% UBQ Powders became certified by EU REACH – allowing easy commerce into the EU, advancing UBQ’s global expansion. Tel Aviv, Israel – September 22, 2021 – According to Article 8 of Regulation (EC) No. 1907/2006 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 18 December 2006 concerning the Registration, Evaluation, Authorization […]
Plastic production is on the rise and fossil fuels continue to make up the majority of their feedstocks. Plastic is not just drinking straws; plastic is everywhere – laptops, pipes, appliances, cars, car keys, to name just a few. If we look around us at the things we have purchased and things we use […]
Now that the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPPC) has released their latest alarming climate report, and we’ve gathered the major takeaways from the AR6 report, what can the plastics industry expect in the coming years? How can manufacturers maximize the benefits of the material (prevention of food waste, for example) and proactively address the […]