GO!PHA Publications

Position Papers

We contribute to policy development in a positive way! GO!PHA is the go-to organization for policy makers and influencers that want to drive the biobased circular economy with renewable materials that are recyclable, compostable, and leave no micro-plastics.

Inconsistent SUP Directive guidelines to hurt high-tech, natural, and renewable materials industry

GO!PHA notes with great disappointment the inclusion of Polyhydroxyalkanoates (PHA) in this Directive, which is inconsistent with the law itself and the science.

Inconsistent draft guidelines do not reflect the intent and spirit of the SUP Directive

GO!PHA has written a letter to the European Commission to express serious concerns on the latest version of the “draft guidelines” to Directive (EU) 2019/904...

Using PHA materials to advance towards the Sustainable Development Goals

We believe that natural solutions and materials provide an opportunity to radically change our impact on the planet, without sacrificing quality of life. In our...

The European Union’s draft Green Investment Plan Criteria undermines potential renewable polymers

GO!PHA is very concerned about the draft delegated act and Annex I thereto on technical screening criteria, determining under which conditions an economic activity qualifies...

PHAs should be defined as natural polymers

On May 19th, 2020, we have sent our third position paper to The European Commission Director General Growth and Director General Research and Innovation on...

PHA is a natural polymer that has not been chemically modified

GO!PHA requests the European Commission to clarify that PHA produced via the cultivation of microorganisms, and having identical structures and chemical compositions as naturally occurring...

PHAs are natural and fit within the Commission’s vision of a Circular Economy

GO!PHA, an Industry Organization, representing the PHA Industry and its downstream market participants, requests the European Commission to clarify that PHA produced via the cultivation...

GO!PHA response to CalRecyle Public Comment Period for SB 54 Plastic Pollution Prevention and Packaging Producer Responsibility Act Permanent Regulations

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Position Papers

We contribute to policy development in a positive way! GO!PHA is the go-to organization for policy makers and influencers that want to drive the biobased circular economy with renewable materials that are recyclable, compostable, and leave no micro-plastics.

Inconsistent SUP Directive guidelines to hurt high-tech, natural, and renewable materials industry

Inconsistent draft guidelines do not reflect the intent and spirit of the SUP Directive

Using PHA materials to advance towards the Sustainable Development Goals

The European Union’s draft Green Investment Plan Criteria undermines potential renewable polymers

PHAs should be defined as natural polymers

PHA is a natural polymer that has not been chemically modified

PHAs are natural and fit within the Commission’s vision of a Circular Economy

GO!PHA response to CalRecyle Public Comment Period for SB 54 Plastic Pollution Prevention and Packaging Producer Responsibility Act Permanent Regulations

GO!PHA Policy Brief on the USDA Policy Summit on Jump Starting the Biobased, Biodegradable and Compostable Materials (BBM or Bioplastics) Industry

GO!PHA response to CalRecyle PEIR

GO!PHA response to the Waste Framework Directive (Revision)

GO!PHA position on the UN Treaty on Plastics

GO!PHA responds to EU’s draft proposal on PPWR

REACH Natural Polymers: Joint Associations Letter

Polyhydroxyalkanoate (PHA) Biopolyesters - Emerging and Major Products of Industrial Biotechnology

Inconsistent SUP Directive guidelines to hurt high-tech, natural, and renewable materials industry

Inconsistent draft guidelines do not reflect the intent and spirit of the SUP Directive

Using PHA materials to advance towards the Sustainable Development Goals

The European Union's draft Green Investment Plan Criteria undermines potential renewable polymers

Guidelines SUP Directive of the European Union contradict several policy objectives and principles

PHAs should be defined as natural polymers

PHA is a natural polymer that has not been chemically modified Read More

PHAs are natural and fit within the Commission’s vision of a Circular Economy

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