The $250M prize hidden in the snack aisle
That bag of chips doesn’t have to live forever. But in the $600B plastic industry, where 36% of production comes from food packaging, it practically does in landfills.
That has regulators forcing brands to undertake expensive process overhauls. But major brands like Planters Peanuts are turning to Midori Bio for a better solution.
Midori’s proprietary manufacturing additive lets plastic decompose 64X faster. Even better, it’s immediately compatible with manufacturers current processes.
Currently in talks with four more major brands, there’s a $250M revenue opportunity waiting for Midori in this industry alone. But food’s only part of the equation. 380M+ tons of plastic are manufactured annually across industries. Global brands like HEAD/Penn Tennis have already joined Planters.
And these early partnerships highlight how Midori Bio is building a scalable platform for plastic circularity:
- Adoption: Global brands are already integrating Midori Bio’s technology into products ranging from tennis balls to footwear and food packaging.
- Compatibility: The additive works within existing plastic manufacturing processes, allowing companies to adopt the solution without operational disruption.
- Opportunity: Until March 12, Midori invites retail investors to join before their share price changes.
This is only the beginning, too. With plastic production projected to triple by 2060, demand for solutions like this only figures to increase.
Midori Bio is currently in discussions with 150+ additional potential partners exploring how its technology could be implemented across new industries and consumer products.
And investors have the opportunity to participate in that expansion.
Become a Midori Bio shareholder before the share price changes on March 12.
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