Bio-based plastics or polymers are materials which have at least a portion of the polymer consisting of content produced from renewable raw materials.

Considering the recent regulations and trends related to carbon emission and limitations pertaining to petroleum- based polymers, the path of sustainability is going through bio-based polymers and recycling.

In the present landscape, we have covered trends and insights for selected key/most frequently used bio-based polymers, specifically used in packaging sectors.

DATASET
There were a total of 12,044 patent families (collapsed by INPADOC). The total number of patent publications considering all the family members were 41,135.

Proteins are essential to life, and understanding their structure can facilitate a mechanistic understanding of their function. Through an enormous experimental effort, the structures of around 100,000 unique proteins have been determined, but this represents a small fraction of the billions of known protein sequences.

The report will touch upon the topics like:

• Technology Landscape
• Top Players in the market
• IP Overview
• Applications

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An abundance in lignocellulosic biomass globally can emerge as an important solution for ever increasing fuel and chemical demands. A sustainable conversion of the biomass in the value-added products, sugars and fuels, i.e. a sustainable biorefinery seems to be the future of effective biomass utilization.

Lignin, which is one of the most abundant polysaccharides in term of its global availability, appears to be a suitable raw material. Nearly 150 billion tonnes of lignin is annually produced out of which 415 million tonnes is produced from five major crops around the globe. Therefore, it is evident that a vast amount of carbon energy is stored in the lignocellulosic biomass in the form of lignin and other polysaccharides, the full potential of which remains untapped. The lignocellulosic biomass is composed of cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin, out of which, the aromatic nature of lignin carries a greater vitality as to its ability to be converted into various value-added chemicals and polymers. Therefore, the development of technology for the effective recovery and the conversion of lignin in biorefinery has taken a more significant leap in recent times. Hence, a sequential conversion of lignin into varied products is what we can call as a lignin biorefinery/lignin valorization. In this article, we shall have a closer look towards the major products being developed from the lignin base, intellectual property trends and market forecast in this direction.

About TTC 
We’ve constantly identified the value of new technology carried out by our pretty skilled executive crew with backgrounds as our professionals. Like the IP professionals we empower, our starvation for development is never-ending. We IMPROVISE, ADAPT, and IMPLEMENT in a strategic manner. 

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TT Consultants offers a range of efficient, high-quality solutions for your intellectual property management ranging from Patentability Search, Invalidation Search, FTO (Freedom to Operate), Patent Portfolio Optimization, Patent Monitoring, Infringement Search, Patent Drafting & Illustrations, and much more. We provide both law firms and corporations in many industries with turnkey solutions. 

Introduction
A constant innovation in the field of artificial sweeteners has triggered a new intellectual property battle among various innovators. The history of the artificial sweeteners goes back to the 19th century when the first artificial sweetener (Saccharin) was accidentally discovered by a Constantine Fahlberg in 1879. It took nearly nine decades before the next major artificial sweetener Aspartame was brought into existence by James Schlatter in 1965 followed by acesulfame potassium in 1967 by Hoechst AG. In the recent times, a variety of artificial sweeteners have been introduced to the market, one of them is the Stevia which has altogether changed the present and future of artificial sweeteners’ market as well as the trend of patent filings in the recent years.

Majorly Used Artificial Sweeteners
There are majorly five artificial sweeteners approved by the FDA.

Sold under the brand Sweet‘N’Low®, SugarTwin®, Saccharin is the oldest known artificial sweetener. Though mainly produced from phthalic anhydride, it can also be developed from toluene and is considered 300 to 500 times sweeter than sugar. It is often used in toothpaste, dietary foods, dietary beverages, etc.

About TTC 
We’ve constantly identified the value of new technology carried out by our pretty skilled executive crew with backgrounds as our professionals. Like the IP professionals we empower, our starvation for development is never-ending. We IMPROVISE, ADAPT, and IMPLEMENT in a strategic manner. 

You also can Contact Us to set up a consultation. 

TT Consultants offers a range of efficient, high-quality solutions for your intellectual property management ranging from Patentability Search, Invalidation Search, FTO (Freedom to Operate), Patent Portfolio Optimization, Patent Monitoring, Infringement Search, Patent Drafting & Illustrations, and much more. We provide both law firms and corporations in many industries with turnkey solutions.