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About RWDC Industries
RWDC Industries is a sustainable materials startup with a focus on utilizing nature to produce everyday materials. Founded in 2015 and based in the United States, the company has developed advanced technology to harness the outputs of a microbial fermentation process using plant-based oils, resulting in the production...
Bioplastics, PHA, Biodegradable Materials, Innovation, Environmental Conservation, Sustainable Technology, Plastic Waste Management, Green Technology, Renewable Resources
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