Mexico's CIQA research centre confirmed that d2w technology meets national biodegradation standard NMX-E-288-NYCE-2022, backed by 89.5% biodegradation in 180 days.

Symphony Environmental Technologies swung to a first-half profit as revenue rose 23% and gross margins jumped, driven by a stronger Middle East sales model.

It has delivered its first commercial container-load of d2p ethylene adsorber packaging into Mexico, backed by fresh independent lab results.

Independent testing by Intertek found Symphony Environmental Technologies' d2w plastic achieved 98.7% mineralisation in soil over 600 days, with no microplastic residue or ecotoxic effects detected.

The plastics additives specialist told shareholders it returned to profit in the first half, helped by margin gains and tighter cost control.

Eco-Essentials has now started procuring products using Symphony's d2w technology for distribution in the Kenyan market.

The oxo-biodegradable plastics specialist reported a widened 2025 operating loss but said restructuring has delivered a net profit in the first five months of 2026.

Symphony Environmental Technologies has pushed back the maturity of its existing convertible loan agreements by seven months, buying more time before a potential equity conversion.

It reports Q1 positive EBITDA with revenues in the first four months of 2026 tracking more than 10% ahead, and H1-2026 expected to be profitable.