Lamberti chooses a sustainable supply chain for Waterborne Biobased Acrylics
Lamberti today announced a significant step towards increasing the purchase of certified 14C-traceable bio-based acrylic monomers, ensuring supply continuity and accelerating the availability of more sustainable waterborne acrylic polymers.
Expanding Sustainable Product Range
Lamberti is expanding its production of renewable, bio-based, carbon-containing waterborne acrylic binders and rheology modifiers, used for a variety of markets:
- Surface Treatments: Textiles, Leather and Synthetic Materials, Architectural Coatings and Inks, Paper and Packaging
- Personal Care and Home Care
- Ceramics
The chemical and technical specifications of the new bio-based products will remain identical to their traditional fossil-based counterparts.
Commitment to Sustainability
Aligned with its commitment to sustainable solutions, Lamberti is actively collaborating with partners within the value chain to expand its bio-based product range and deliver measurable value in reduced product carbon footprints.
This decision marks a significant milestone in Lamberti’s journey to become a leader in the production of sustainable acrylic binders and rheology modifiers.
Effective Date
Starting from January 1st, 2025, specific products of the range Viscolam®, Esacote®, Lambinder®, Tenagreen, Sipacril, Rolacril and Adex manufactured in the Italian Plant of Zanica (BG), will be produced with certified 14C-traceable bio content acrylic monomers, maintaining their original chemical and technical specifications.
For further product details and specific inquiries, please contact your local Lamberti sales representative.