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Making Waste History

TripleW produces high-value biomaterials from food waste, for the circular economy

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waste management

The Triple Win Process

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Utilizing TripleW's technology, any anaerobic digestion facility can be retrofitted and upgraded to produce biobased lactic acid, an additional major revenue source.

Lactic acid from made from 100% food waste can be sold to various markets including: food & beverage, personal care and more.

lactic acid is also the building block for Poly Lactic Acid (PLA), a renewable & biobased polymer.

Lactic acid is polymerized to PLA in an established industrial process.
PLA is used in food and beverage packaging, car parts, toys, textiles, 3D printing, kitchenware and more.

Food waste PLA is made from 100% renewable carbon and can serve as the basis for renewable, non-food materials for food and beverage packaging. This product is highly sought-after by major brand owners.

TripleW sources discarded PLA waste to be upcycled as feedstock for production of more lactic acid and PLA.
This closed-loop solution puts renewable carbon to good use again and again

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LACTIC ACID
PLA Upcycling

Circular Waste Managment

Bioproducts
PLA Polymerrization
Food Waste

Committed to Sustainability

Everyone’s a winner with TripleW. Our circular process is a triple play for the environment: keeping food waste out of landfills, producing valuable biobased materials; and cutting carbon emissions.

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Media

13.7.22

Upcycling Process Goes Commercial

ClimateTech Food Waste Upcylcing Process gets Commercial Design

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8.4.22

TripleW's EU Consortium Featured

TripleW's Horizon 2020 Waste2Func Consortium Featured on De Tijd

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22.12.21

Maarten Campman Appointed as President of Manufacturing

Company gears for industrial phase

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