Balsa Wood Market
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October 2023-Â Camille Saltman from INCA Renewtech states that it is high time for the government and industry in Canada to commercialize the massive market opportunity of bio-composites. Artificial intelligence, for all its potential benefits, is gorging up investment dollars while growing carbon emissions, consuming vast amounts of electricity, and reducing jobs. In conflict, promoting investment in superior bio-based composites made from Canada's agricultural resources would have the exact opposite effect. While the company's friends to the south have resisted national legislation, Canada has been legally growing hemp for decades for plant-based protein. The remnant stalk confines some of the durable natural fibers on earth. If accurately refined, it can be made into composites for the automotive, wind energy, marine, and consumer products industries and more. Hemp bio-composites provide a huge market opportunity. They are less expensive, stronger, lighter, and far more sustainable than the glass-reinforced plastics and timber products that substitute. Foremost, firms worldwide are seeking to incorporate more sustainable materials into their end products. Organizations such as Winnebago, SAFRAN Aerospace, Beneteau, Toyota, Mitsubishi, IKEA, Gurit, Faurencia, and Mercedes Benz limitless more are aggressively accompanying advanced companies like theirs to support the development of natural fiber biomaterials.
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April 2023- 3A Composites Core Materials(Sins, Switzerland): At the end of 2022, introduced the Engicore core materials product line for the South and North American markets. The group develops the company's contributions and offers customers custom-tailored core solutions, which implement and optimally function to their manufacturing process and standard needs.
Key Companies in the Balsa Wood market include
- 3A Composites GmbH (Switzerland)
- Schweiter Technologies AGÂ (Switzerland)
- DIAB International AB (Sweden)
- CoreLite Inc. (US)
- Gurit Holding AG (Spain)
- Carbon-Core Corp. (US)
- Pacific Coast Marine (US)
- Pontus Wood Group (UK)
- BALTEK Corporation (US)