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September 10, 2025BioResourcesOpen Access

Biodegradable polymers based on cellulose and fiber from coffee (Coffea spp.) and sugarcane (Saccharum spp.) residues

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This research demonstrates biodegradable polymers made from cellulose in coffee and sugarcane residues, highlighting their sustainability.

Both biopolymers showed excellent physicochemical properties for industrial applications.
Biopolymer A, made from coffee husk cellulose, reached a purity of 88.8% with 84.4% compostability.
Cellulose isolation involved chemical treatments yielding residues from coffee and sugarcane, important for sustainability.
This approach suggests agro-industrial residues can be converted into valuable, sustainable biopolymers.

Galaviz‐Villa et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This research demonstrates biodegradable polymers made from cellulose in coffee and sugarcane residues, highlighting their sustainability.