January 16, 2026
Dear Partner,
In June 2018, Canada β together with France, Germany, Italy, the United Kingdom and the European Union β adopted the Ocean Plastics Charter, recognising that marine plastic litter is a global problem requiring global action.
The Charter established a clear, shared ambition:
to move toward a resource-efficient, lifecycle approach to plastics stewardship, on land and at sea β ensuring plastics are designed for reuse, recycling, recovery, and responsible end-of-life management.
Today, that ambition is shifting decisively from commitment to implementation.
The Ocean Plastics Charter brings together governments, businesses, and civil society to address plastic pollution across the full value chain. Its objectives include:
The Charter explicitly recognises that while plastics are essential to modern economies, the current approach to producing, using, and disposing of plastics represents a significant loss of value, resources, and energy β and poses risks to ecosystems and human health.
Since its adoption, the Charter has grown into a broad international coalition comprising:
Including Canada, the European Union, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, Norway, Mexico, Kenya, Rwanda, Chile, Finland, Panama, and others.
Including IKEA, NestlΓ©, PepsiCo, The Coca-Cola Company, Unilever, Volvo Car Group, Walmart, and the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).
Including Biodegradable Future, formally listed by the Government of Canada as a Regional Partner supporting the objectives of the Ocean Plastics Charter.
This positioning reflects a shared commitment to advancing practical, scalable solutions that address plastics across their full lifecycle.
BioFuture Additives (BDA) is the technology platform through which Biodegradable Future delivers tangible outcomes aligned with the Charter's goals.
BDA enables conventional and recycled plastics and synthetic textiles to:
This is not degradation by fragmentation.
It is regeneration by design.
The Ocean Plastics Charter acknowledges that even with improved recycling systems:
BioFuture Additives provides the regenerative safety net the Charter envisioned β addressing plastics that escape collection or reach end-of-life despite best efforts.
In modern landfill systems, bioconversion can further align with methane capture and renewable natural gas (RNG)infrastructure, supporting emissions reduction while closing the materials loop.
BioFuture Additives supports Charter action areas including:
The technology is:
As governments, brands, and supply chains move from policy frameworks to measurable outcomes, BioFuture Additives offers a proven pathway to deliver on the Ocean Plastics Charter's intent.
We are actively engaging with:
If your organisation is committed to keeping plastics out of oceans and within natural cycles, we welcome the conversation.
π Learn more at biofutureadditives.com
The Charter set the ambition.
Regeneration delivers the outcome.
Warm regards,
The BioFuture Additives Team