Discussion on biopolymers, the new age of plastic
<p>Dr. Ken Laverdure gives insight into one of his earliest projects, the world's first compostable chip bag and breaks down the complexity of flexible packaging.
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Discussion on biopolymers, the new age of plastic Dr. Ken Laverdure gives insight into one of his earliest projects, the world's first compostable chip bag and breaks down the complexity of flexible packaging. Connect with Ken

Discussion on biopolymers, the new age of plastic
<p>Dr. Ken Laverdure gives insight into one of his earliest projects, the world's first compostable chip bag and breaks down the complexity of flexible packaging.
<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/kenneth-laverdure/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Connect with Ken</a></p>

Dr. Ken Laverdure, Sustainable Materials Scientist- Biopolymers

The best thing about my career is the people I've met. From brand owners on a mission to scientists who see light years into the future, I have arguably the coolest colleagues.
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There is no schedule. Spontaneous conversations happen and at times followed by an "aha!" moment that the topic could be of interest to you too, dear listener.

So when schedules align, we record an episode together. Doing our best to capture the spark and flow of the initial conversation,
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My hope is that by the end of the 10-15 minutes, sustainability feels a bit more integral to the betterment of your life than a distant political agenda.
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Your humble host, 
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Kimberly

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The best thing about my career is the people I've met. From brand owners on a mission to scientists who see light years into the future, I have arguably the coolest colleagues. ​ There is no schedule. Spontaneous conversations happen and at times followed by an "aha!" moment that the topic could be of interest to you too, dear listener. So when schedules align, we record an episode together. Doing our best to capture the spark and flow of the initial conversation, ​ My hope is that by the end of the 10-15 minutes, sustainability feels a bit more integral to the betterment of your life than a distant political agenda. ​ Your humble host, ​ Kimberly

The best thing about my career is the people I've met. From brand owners on a mission to scientists who see light years into the future, I have arguably the coolest colleagues.
​
There is no schedule. Spontaneous conversations happen and at times followed by an "aha!" moment that the topic could be of interest to you too, dear listener.

So when schedules align, we record an episode together. Doing our best to capture the spark and flow of the initial conversation,
​
My hope is that by the end of the 10-15 minutes, sustainability feels a bit more integral to the betterment of your life than a distant political agenda.
​
Your humble host,&nbsp;
​
Kimberly

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Dr. Ken Laverdure, Sustainable Materials Scientist- Biopolymers

Dr. Ken Laverdure, Sustainable Materials Scientist- Biopolymers