[ANN] 🔥🔥 EarthBi launches ERA token IEO on Bitforex

[Kirls252]

 Although, at present, bioplastics make up only 2% of the total plastics production

[KarenW102]

Although, at present, bioplastics make up only 2% of the total plastics production

From the outside, this figure seems small. Only 2%! But in fact this amounts to 400 million tons per year. And it is supposed to raise this percentage to 10% in the near future

[Kiira1]

By the way, EarthBi bioplastics are original PLA-based bioplastics that are biologically compatible with the environment, and therefore still scarce

[TimeWarped]

By the way, EarthBi bioplastics are original PLA-based bioplastics that are biologically compatible with the environment, and therefore still scarce

I see. This explains the fact that the EarthBi project returned to the cryptocurrency market only through the new Lukki Exchange cryptocurrency platform.

[CampfireMethod]

As you know, the ERA service token guarantees customers benefits such as more bioplastics and / or discounts on bioplastic products

[Kirls252]

As you know, the ERA service token guarantees customers benefits such as more bioplastics and / or discounts on bioplastic products

I think this can be a profitable investment, because this environmentally friendly material is already used in various industries

[CampfireMethod]

As you know, the ERA service token guarantees customers benefits such as more bioplastics and / or discounts on bioplastic products

I think this can be a profitable investment, because this environmentally friendly material is already used in various industries

In addition, EarthBi bioplastics is certified by the blockchain, which guarantees a quality product, since the entire supply chain is under control

[KarenW102]

To say in fact, today the cost of bioplastics production is about $ 1.56 per kg, and sales can reach more than $ 15 per kg

[TimeWarped]

I will add to this that the EarthBi project provides for the availability of 31 million ERA tokens through IEO and listing on a crypto platform

[KarenW102]

I will add to this that the EarthBi project provides for the availability of 31 million ERA tokens through IEO and listing on a crypto platform

In my opinion, one does not need to be an outstanding mathematician to calculate the potential benefits and economic scope of the EarthBi project

[Kiira1]

 I will say without exaggeration - this is cool! The EarthBi project has its own vision and philosophy, which makes bioplastics the right innovative compromise between economics and ecology

[TimeWarped]

I will say without exaggeration - this is cool! The EarthBi project has its own vision and philosophy, which makes bioplastics the right innovative compromise between economics and ecology

I support, the project is impressive. In addition to the already certified bioplastics, EarthBi also studies other types of biodegradable bioplastics based on PHA, PHB, PHV

[KarenW102]

I tried to understand the composition of EarthBi bioplastics and found that EarthBi bioplastic material can be both biodegradable and bio-based

[CampfireMethod]

I tried to understand the composition of EarthBi bioplastics and found that EarthBi bioplastic material can be both biodegradable and bio-based

Interesting. Isn't bio-based biodegradable? It seemed to me that these were about the same materials

[KarenW102]

I tried to understand the composition of EarthBi bioplastics and found that EarthBi bioplastic material can be both biodegradable and bio-based

Interesting. Isn't bio-based biodegradable? It seemed to me that these were about the same materials

So I thought the same! But it turned out, oddly enough, that biodegradable and bio-based materials are not the same thing.

[Kirls252]

 Let's figure it out. I mean that a biobase is a material or product that is obtained from biomass, for example, plants or renewable raw materials

[TimeWarped]

Recalling a school biology course, a biodegradable chemical process can be defined in which microorganisms decompose this material into natural substances.

[KarenW102]

If you somehow dealt with biology, then I, for example, have never been friends with chemistry. What is polylactic acid?

[Kiira1]

If you somehow dealt with biology, then I, for example, have never been friends with chemistry. What is polylactic acid?

Here, too, everything is simple. PLA, a lactic acid polymer, is selected as the basis for EarthBi plastics. Produced from cane sugar or glucose, from 100% renewable resources with zero environmental impact.

[CampfireMethod]

Moreover, for the production of PLA bioplastics, the manufacturer does not need to change production capacities and habits.