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Haute-Loire. This Monistrolean Wants to Develop in France an Eco-Friendly Material that Replaces Plastic

Summary by leprogres.fr
By-product of the paper industry, lignin is available in quantity and can be used in a variety of fields, largely replacing fossil and petrosoured products. In addition, the materials obtained are recyclable. The Monistrolien Édouard Chantegraille is commissioned by Lignin Industries AB, a Swedish company, to promote and develop in France this product called Renol.
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By-product of the paper industry, lignin is available in quantity and can be used in a variety of fields, largely replacing fossil and petrosoured products. In addition, the materials obtained are recyclable. The Monistrolien Édouard Chantegraille is commissioned by Lignin Industries AB, a Swedish company, to promote and develop in France this product called Renol.

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leprogres.fr broke the news on Monday, July 27, 2026.
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