Turning Green includes three divisions: HRK, GPS PLAS, and PVA PRO. HRK started operating in 2019 and focuses on eco-friendly solutions for HORECA and the retail industry. GPS PLAS began operating in 2017 and specializes in biodegradable and compostable polymers. PVA PRO started operating in 2022 and focuses on developing the first water-soluble polymer. With its eco-friendly products, Turning Green aspires to provide innovative packing solutions that help industries adopt sustainable practices, reduce plastic waste, and satisfy future compliance.
The bioplastic market worldwide will reach $ 60 billion by 2028. Indeed, more and more people know plastic can cause severe issues to the ecosystem and animals. It takes synthetic plastic hundreds of years to be decomposed. They tend to adopt more sustainable purchasing habits and consumptions. Perceiving this trend globally, Turning Green has developed biodegradable alternatives for packaging industries to combat this pollution.
This impact tech is the leading producer of biodegradable plastics in Vietnam. The firm is a one-stop solution for customers by providing various innovative products and services related to degradable packaging for industries. The firm’s product portfolio comprises paper-based materials, natural fibres, and recycled, biodegradable, compostable and water-soluble plastics. Turn Green can supply raw materials, semi-finished goods, and finished goods to serve the different needs of businesses from various industries.
Being the leading producer of biodegradable plastics in Vietnam and a passionate advocate for a more sustainable world, Turning Green has been awarded numerous recognitions, including Best Ecofriendly Packaging Supplier by APAC 2022, Winner of Shinhan Bank Start-up Program, Winner 2022 Best Sustainable SME by EUROCHARM, Top 5 Techfest in 2022 and 2023, and Top 5 Green Innovation Fellowship 2024.
The exciting thing about Turning Green is that the firm takes advantage of the abundance of rice in Vietnam. Indeed, the impact tech uses Vietnamese rice stem agricultural waste to create a fully bio-based paper coating material. Seaweed-based polymers are under development and have even more potential. Turning Green’s products have reached customers in various developed countries, including the U.S. The firm’s management team believe that the more customers their products get, the more sustainable the world is.
Author: Bao Hoang, Ph.D.
