KOSPA

KOSPA develops biobased, recyclable and biodegradable plastic compounds made from renewable biopolymers such as molasses or sugarcane. The company states a minimum of 90% renewable carbon content in its blends, measured by the ASTM D6866 method.

The compounds are sold as two grades: Kospa BioMolding for injection molding and Kospa BioExtrusion for cast film extrusion and thermoforming. The website says they run on most existing plastic processing machines and target household items, automotive and industrial parts, caps, lids, packaging, foils and blister packaging. Customers are plastic manufacturers, and the company sells its resin compounds directly; the website does not describe pricing or other revenue streams.

KOSPA was founded in 2023 and is based in Ružomberok, Slovakia. The compounds were developed with the Slovak Technical University. The website is published in English only and does not mention current hiring or additional offices.

Product: Kospa BioMolding and Kospa BioExtrusion biopolymer resin compounds for injection molding, cast film extrusion and thermoforming.