TÜV Rheinland Showcases Sustainability Certification Expertise at CHINAPLAS 2026 with Focus on Green Materials

TÜV Rheinland Showcases Sustainability Certification Expertise at CHINAPLAS 2026 with Focus on Green Materials

(IN BRIEF) TÜV Rheinland Greater China showcased its sustainability expertise at CHINAPLAS 2026, highlighting a comprehensive range of certification and testing solutions aimed at supporting the transition to greener materials and low-carbon industrial practices. The company emphasized the growing importance of scientifically validated environmental performance, offering services that assess biodegradability, recyclability, and carbon footprint in line with international standards. During the event, TÜV Rheinland presented certifications to several companies for compostable materials and recycled products, helping them strengthen compliance with global regulations and expand into international markets. Through both certification activities and technical sessions, the organization demonstrated how standardized evaluation frameworks are becoming essential tools for businesses navigating stricter environmental requirements and advancing circular economy initiatives.

(PRESS RELEASE) COLOGNE, 29-Apr-2026 — /EuropaWire/ — TÜV Rheinland Greater China participated in the 38th International Exhibition on Plastics and Rubber Industries, CHINAPLAS 2026, held from April 21 to 24, 2026, where it showcased its expertise in sustainability and certification services under the theme of green materials and low-carbon transformation. The organization presented a broad portfolio of solutions aimed at supporting companies in meeting evolving environmental standards and accelerating the transition toward a circular economy.

As sustainability regulations and decarbonization initiatives continue to gain traction worldwide, TÜV Rheinland highlighted the increasing importance of scientifically validated environmental performance. Its offerings at the event covered key areas such as biodegradable materials, recycling systems, and carbon management, demonstrating how standardized certification frameworks can support large-scale industrial adoption of eco-friendly solutions.

During the exhibition, TÜV Rheinland also hosted multiple certification award ceremonies, recognizing companies that have met stringent environmental criteria. Among the recipients, CJ Biomaterials was granted the DIN CERTCO Home Compostable certification for its PHA-based raw materials, supporting its expansion into global premium markets. Beijing PhaBuilder Biotechnology Co., Ltd. received certification for its PHA-coated paper products, with TÜV Rheinland providing ongoing biodegradability testing across its broader product portfolio.

Additional certifications were awarded to Dongguan Xinhai Environmental-Friendly Materials Co., Ltd. for its compostable shopping bags, Hongcai Green Pack International Ltd. for its biodegradable straws and cutlery, and Luen Kee Plastic Material Factory Ltd. for its recycled polystyrene materials, verified in accordance with international standards such as ISO 14021 and EN 15343.

The company emphasized that the market is increasingly moving beyond general sustainability claims toward measurable and verifiable environmental performance. Through certifications such as DIN CERTCO and adherence to ISO standards, TÜV Rheinland enables businesses to validate biodegradability, recyclability, ecological safety, and carbon footprint, helping them comply with global regulations and improve market access.

In addition to certification activities, TÜV Rheinland organized a technical seminar focused on environmental certification standards. The session explored key topics including compostability certifications, biodegradability in soil and marine environments, recycled material verification, and product carbon footprint assessment. These discussions provided industry participants with insights into meeting stricter environmental requirements and enhancing product credibility in international markets.

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SOURCE: TÜV Rheinland