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 Fig. 8: Evolution of worldwide production capacities for bio-based polymers, 2018-2029.
 tions per polymer can be very different.  for 4% (mainly epoxy resins and PA).  growth rates for PHA, PLA and casein
 Figure  9 shows a  summary  of the  The market segments  agri- and horti-  polymers.
 applications for all bio-based polymers  culture and others had a market share
 covered  in  the  report.  In  2024  fi bres  of 3% and 2%, respectively.  The biodegradability of polymers is
 including  woven, non-woven (mainly   completely independent of the resource
 CA and PTT) had the highest share with  Bio-based and non-biodegradable   from which the polymer is made, so
 27%. Packaging, fl exible and rigid, had  polymers and biodegradable   being bio-based does not necessarily
 a total share of 23%, followed by func-  polymers  mean that certain polymers are bio-
 tional applications with 16% (mainly   Bio-based non-biodegradable poly-  degradable. PBS and copolymers such
 epoxy  resins and PUR), consumer  mers show a CAGR of 10% to 2029.  as poly (butylene succinate-co-butylene
 goods with 10% (mainly epoxy resins,  The highest growth is expected for PP  adipate)  (PBSA) are both industrial
 PLA and PA) and automotive and trans-  and PEF, followed by PE. Despite a  compostable, but only PBSA  bio-
 port with 9% (mainly  PUR, PA and  current moderate average utilisation  degrades also under home composting
 epoxy resins). Building and construction  rate of 65%, bio-based biodegradable  conditions and in soil, according to the
 accounted for 5% (mainly epoxy resins  polymers show a high growth of 16%  conditions  defi ned  in  the  established
 and PUR) and electrics and electronics  to 2029.  This is mainly due to high  standards  and  certifi cation  schemes.
 The same applies  to PBAT, which is
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 report focuses on bio-based polymers,   • META CHLORO ANILINE (M.C.A.)       about 41%, 39%, 38%,
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