Today's KNOWLEDGE Share :Syensqo’s polyphenylsulfone Duradex™ ECHO aligns with Pigeon’s green action plan

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Today's KNOWLEDGE Share

Syensqo to supply circular Duradex™ polyphenylsulfone ECHO for Pigeon’s SofTouch™ baby bottles

Syensqo, a leading global provider of high-performance materials and chemical solutions, is pleased to announce that Pigeon Corporation has decided to use its circular Duradex™ #polyphenylsulfone (PPSU) ECHO for their premium SofTouch™ nursing bottles. This high-purity food-contact polymer is produced with 38% certified circular1 feedstock, attributed by mass balance and verified under the International Sustainability and Carbon Certification (ISCC) PLUS regime.


#Duradex™ PPSU ECHO is an amorphous, naturally amber-transparent polymer that lends Pigeon’s #nursingbottles an inherently non-stick, and highly stain- and scratch-resistant surface. It provides exceptional hydrolytic stability, shatter-proof toughness and heat resistance up to 180°C for more than 1,000 steam or hot water sterilization cycles, as well as dishwasher cycles, with no risk of any damage. Notably, the high-purity PPSU material does not absorb any odors and is free of artificial pigments as well as phthalates and bisphenols, ensuring a safe and healthy feeding experience.


The SofTouch™ premium nursing bottles from Pigeon, molded with our Duradex™ PPSU ECHO material, perfectly embody our commitment to supporting customers who prioritize future generations by creating highly sustainable products. Duradex™ PPSU ECHO effectively reduces reliance on fossil resources and offers a proven drop-in alternative without compromising the high performance characteristics of the sulfone polymer. Its lower carbon footprint also helps drive decarbonization throughout the value chain. said by Floryan De Campo,VP at SYENSQO.


Pigeon’s SofTouch™ premium nursing bottles made with Duradex™ PPSU ECHO will be launched on the market shortly. #Syensqo’s circular polymer is available worldwide. 


source: Syensqo


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