Cereplast, Inc., a pioneer in the manufacture of plastics which derive largely from resins based on plant starches, released news announcing projections for its market sector.

Expecting a ten-fold sales increase in the U.S. bio-plastics market by 2020, the Company cited the $1B sales figures from 2007 and estimates which show that, within ten years, bio-plastics could represent up to an astonishing 30% of the total plastics market.

With the Obama administration leaning heavily toward a green economy and increasing demand from consumers for biodegradable products, Cereplast is poised to cash in on the “green” economy and return substantial value to its investors. Through its proprietary technology and manufacturing know how, Cereplast is ready to capture the explosive growth of this sector, with offerings like Cereplast Compostables® and Cereplast Hybrids®, which are certified compostable in the U.S. and Europe.

CEO and founder of Cereplast, Frederic Scheer, spoke of their breakthrough

Perf Go Green Holdings Inc. (PGOG.OB) has emerged as a market leader in the search for efficient and innovative green solutions and biodegradable products. The company today announced it has secured an aggregate $10 million in supply and factoring credit from Star Funding Inc., which is expected to fuel the company’s growth initiatives.

Michael Caridi, COO of Perf Go Green, said the company will use the $10 million facility to execute its business strategy to remain a competitive player and take full advantage of the green market.

“This agreement is extremely positive as it affords Perf Go Green the ability to grow significantly and execute beyond our business plan,” Caridi stated in the press release. “It also underscores the confidence currently being exhibited in our eco-friendly products by established and credible financiers. We are very pleased and excited about our agreement with Star Funding Inc., especially in these turbulent financial markets as

Diamant Art Corp. announced that through Bio-Plastics Film Inc., its wholly owned subsidiary, the company has made recent progress with various companies that have considered its plastic packaging and additive products. Diamant Art is working on increasing interest in the various products that it distributes, such as the shrink and pallet wrap, both nationally and internationally.

To gain and maintain momentum on orders of ranging sizes, the company is in contact with companies around the world to widen its scope of potential clients in this challenging economy. There are a number of companies that will be completing testing of Diamant Art’s products. The company plans to update shareholders regularly as these results begin to materialize.

Recently, Diamant Art reported that Bio-Plastics Film received official notification that the Canadian Food Inspection Agency has granted Non-Objection status to its food cling film products. By receiving this designation, Diamant Art’s cling film