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Bio-Based Content of PA56 Products Difficult to Verify

Problem Phenomenon
The bio-based content of PA56 products is difficult to verify, and carbon footprint accounting lacks standard methods
Cause Analysis
The proportion of lysine source in PA56 is difficult to accurately determine The testing standards for bio-based carbon content are not unified The traceability of raw material sources in the supply chain is difficult PA56 and PA6 have similar properties and are difficult to distinguish Customers have insufficient trust in bio-based claims
Solution
Use C14 carbon isotope testing to verify the bio-based content Test with reference to the ISO 16620 standard Establish a supply chain traceability system Provide bio-based content declarations and third-party test reports Strengthen communication with customers on bio-based advantages
Key Takeaway
PA56 bio-based verification requires standard testing and traceability
PA56bio-basedcarbon footprintverification

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