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Environment
Hercules and Heartland in Soy Adhesive Venture
July 23, 2007
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 85, Issue 30
Earlier this month, Hercules and partners won a Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge Award for a low-toxicity soy-protein-based adhesive replacement for formaldehyde-based adhesives. Now Hercules is taking its interest in resins for plywood and wood composites a step further. It has formed a research and development joint venture, H2H Innovations, with Heartland Resource Technologies, a maker of soy-based adhesives used in engineered wood products. The two hope their research efforts will yield cost-competitive adhesives for the building products industry.
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