In 2010, the development of renewable materials was gaining attention as a sustainable alternative to traditional resources. Innovations in bioplastics, recycled materials, and biodegradable composites aimed to reduce environmental impact and promote circular economies. These materials were being used in various industries, from packaging to construction, offering eco-friendly solutions.
The push towards renewable materials was driven by the need to address issues such as plastic pollution and resource depletion. Research and development efforts focused on enhancing the performance and cost-effectiveness of these materials, paving the way for their broader adoption and contribution to sustainability goals.