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Spirulina Market Dynamics and Industry Developments
The beverage industry is experiencing rapid innovation as brands search for natural, nutrient-dense ingredients that deliver functional benefits. Spirulina has emerged as a versatile ingredient for functional beverages—used in smoothies, immune-support shots, botanical blends, and ready-to-drink protein shakes. Its vibrant blue-green pigment also provides marketers with eye-catching shelf appeal, especially in products targeted at millennials and Gen Z consumers who value 'Instagrammable' health foods.
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Formulation challenges center on taste and stability. Spirulina's characteristic savory, oceanic flavor can clash with sweet bases, so formulators often combine it with strong flavors—citrus, tropical fruits, or turmeric—to mask off-notes. Microencapsulation techniques and ingredient blends help improve dispersibility and shelf stability. When used as a natural colorant (phycocyanin extraction), processing steps must preserve pigment integrity to…



Thermoplastic Elastomers (TPEs) are a unique class of materials that combine the elasticity of rubber with the processability of thermoplastics. They exhibit both thermoplastic and elastomeric properties, which means they can be stretched to moderate elongations and return to their near-original shape, and also be molded or extruded like plastics when heated. TPEs are made by physically blending thermoplastic and elastomeric materials or by synthesizing block copolymers. This makes them highly versatile and suitable for a wide range of applications, including automotive parts, footwear, medical devices, consumer electronics, and packaging.
One of the key advantages of TPEs is their recyclability and ease of manufacturing, which reduce production costs and environmental impact. They do not require vulcanization (a chemical curing process used in traditional rubber), making them faster and more energy-efficient to produce. TPEs also provide excellent resistance to UV light, chemicals, and weathering, which enhances their durability in outdoor and industrial applications. As industries move toward more sustainable and flexible materials, the demand for TPEs continues to rise due to their performance benefits, design flexibility, and compatibility with various manufacturing techniques such as injection molding and 3D printing.
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