
Sophie Tuviahu
CEO of Bioplasmar, an Israeli/German company turning green waste into biodegradable bio-resins; formerly VP Business Development & Sales at UBQ Materials.
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Sep 10, 2026
Sophie Tuviahu of Bioplasmar talks why bioplastics get priced out, the pivot from product to material & how EU regulation is forcing demand
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3:57ChrisHOST
so obviously started with plant pots what have you moved into and what are you moving into next

Sophie TuviahuGUEST
Well, the true pivot we are doing is really moving from producing an end product, a plant pot, to delivering a material to different manufacturers.

Sophie TuviahuGUEST
The idea is really to move from product to material, leveraging our formulation expertise and leveraging the formulation with waste expertise so that we can deliver a compound that is both functional, but because of that waste component, It is not as expensive as other bio options in the market.

Sophie TuviahuGUEST
So we deliver an injection molding grade that is injectable in regular injection molding machines.
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26:34ChrisHOST
What does growth look like for Bioplasma looking forward then? Where are you going next? What are the next stepping stones? Where do you hope the company is in 12 months?