
Just like plastic. Is not.
Imagine a material that can be used like plastic. Works like plastic. Looks like plastic. But that is beyond plastic. Does not leave any microplastics. One that decomposes and results in 80% less CO2 emissions. We have developed and make that material. It’s called Biodolomer and it can change your business.
Featured Solutions
Biodolomer® T 900353
Biodolomer® T 900353 is a thermoforming material developed for deep drawn drinking cups.
Biodolomer® E 900328
Biodolomer® E 900328 is a biomaterial developed
for the extrusion of thin tube, pipe and straws.
Materials Under Development
GAIA is currently developing several different materials for various applications.
Biodolomer® F 900470
Biodolomer® F 900470 offers a great down gauging potential for thin film applications like carrier bags, breathable films, etc.
Biodolomer® F 900480
Biodolomer® F offers a great down gauging potential for thin film applications like carrier bags, waste bags, etc.
Biodolomer® F 900465
Biodolomer® F 900465 offers a great down gauging potential needed for thin film applications like fruit & greens pouches, etc.
Biodolomer® F 900515
Biodolomer® F offers a great down gauging potential for thin film applications like carrier bags, waste bags, etc.
Biodolomer® I 900236
Biodolomer® I 900236 is a biodegradable biomaterial developed for the injection molding process.
Biodolomer® F 900186
Biodolomer® F offers a great down gauging potential
needed for thin film applications, like wrap film
Latest news
“Biodolomer can be a game changer in plastic pollution from the animal feed industry”
Arie Wilbers has worked with packaging and animal feeds his entire life, with a strong focus on sustainability in recent years. After testing various materials and solutions, he has come to the conclusion that we need to move away from conventional plastic altogether.
News
8 dec. 2025
Gaia Biomaterials establishes U.S. supply hub for microplastic-free material
Demand for the compostable, microplastic-free material Biodolomer® is rapidly growing in the United States.
To meet this demand, Swedish producer Gaia Biomaterials and its distributor Mitsubishi International Corporation have established a supply hub in Los Angeles, enabling fast nationwide deliveries via rail.
Press release
19 nov. 2025











