CassavaForge

From Cassava. For a Cleaner Tomorrow.

Turning Cassava into Sustainable Bioplastics

CassavaForge develops innovative, biodegradable bioplastic materials from cassava starch — offering a greener alternative to conventional plastics.

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Renewable Resource

Made from cassava starch

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Biodegradable

Returns to the earth

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Lower Carbon Footprint

A cleaner, healthier planet

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Local Impact

Supporting farmers & communities

Our Purpose

Our Mission

To transform cassava into high-performance, biodegradable bioplastics that reduce plastic pollution and create sustainable value for people and the planet.

Regenerative Promise

Sustainable materials.
Lasting impact.

From conversation to pilot

A practical path for ambitious material ideas.

Good biomaterials work is collaborative. Start with the problem, test the right variables, and make decisions with evidence from the application that matters.

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Bring the use case

Share the format, performance targets, volumes, and end-of-life requirements your team is solving for.

02

Test the material fit

Align on the right product direction, then evaluate processing, durability, barrier needs, and real-world conditions.

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Build the pilot

Move from promising formulation to a measured pilot with the people and equipment needed for responsible scale-up.

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Open for collaboration

Help build the next generation of useful, lower-impact materials.

We are looking for aligned investors and hands-on partners who can help move cassava bioplastics from promising material science into dependable everyday applications.

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Invest in material change

Support the scale-up of cassava-based biomaterials, pilot manufacturing, and the infrastructure needed for responsible growth.

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Partner for real-world pilots

Bring packaging, film, or molded-product requirements to a technical partnership built around measurable performance.

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Connect the value chain

Join a network of growers, converters, brands, and researchers working toward practical alternatives to conventional plastics.