Carbon Black Market Size & Share | Industry Growth & Trends 2028 Carbon black is produced by the thermal decomposition method or the partial combustion method using hydrocarbons such as oil or natural gas as raw material. Carbon black is available as powder or beads. The characteristics and properties of carbon black vary depending on the manufacturing process; hence, carbon black is classified by its manufacturing process. Different processes used for manufacturing carbon black are the furnace black process, acetylene black process, lampblack process, etc. The furnace black process is the most common method used for carbon black manufacturing. Waste tires are becoming a major environmental, economic, and technical challenge as they have a high content of combustible components and the potential to offer valuable materials and energy resources. In recent years, a variety of waste tire management methods have been adopted and applied across the world, including other important alternative methods for end-of-life tire management defined in 3R: reduction, reuse, and recycling to minimize damage. The European Union collects ~3.1 million metric tons of used tires every year. The tire industry is the largest consumer of virgin carbon black in the EU as it consumes ~1.6 million metric tons of the same annually, accounting for ~73% of total demand. The production of 0.8 metric tons of carbon black requires 1.4–1.8 metric tons of oil and releases ~2.3–2.7 metric tons of CO2. In addition to petroleum, natural gas, and steel, recycled carbon black is used as a key material in the production of tires, conveyor belts, and rubber parts; it is also used in the production of paints in some cases. By reusing tires, it is possible to reduce CO2 emissions, thereby aiding in adoption of waste tire management. Thus, emphasis on waste tire management is expected to give rise to several key trends bound to impact the carbon black market growth in the coming years. Backlink to be use: https://www.theinsightpartners.com/reports/carbon-black-market

Biodegradable Plastics Market Size and Global Growth Analysis by 2028 Biodegradable plastics can be degraded by microbial activity in the environment by entering the microbial food chain. These plastics are developed from polylactic acid, polyhydroxyalkanoates, starch blends, polybutylene succinate, etc. The bio-plastics or biodegradable plastics are engineered to minimize the environmental pollution, lowering manufacturing energy consumption and reduce landfill issues. The customers in developed and developing countries have more awareness of the ill effects of conventional plastics on their lifestyle and the environment. As a result, they demand more environmentally friendly products, which leads to a depreciation in the use of crude oil and natural gas, that results in the reduction carbon footprints. Biodegradable plastic is a surrogate for nearly all conventional plastics used in a diverse range of applications. These plastics offer innovative alternatives with enhanced properties, along with distinctive ability to lessen the emissions as well as provide the same qualities and functionalities as that of conventional plastics. The biodegradable plastics are synthesized using renewable resources as well as fossil raw materials, such as cellulose ester, PLA, PHA, starch derivatives, and copolyesters (PBS, PBAT, etc.). Backlink to be use: https://www.theinsightpartners.com/reports/biodegradable-plastics-market