Agapyo develops and delivers the compostable alternative to petro-plastic with their thermoplastic lignocellulose jam™ product. Agapyo's jam™ is a bioplastic resin providing a competitive drop-in solution to traditionally used rigid plastics like ABS that, until now, have had no true sustainable replacement.
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Empowering sustainability with compostable plastic replacement
Full company description
Agapyo develops and delivers the compostable alternative to petro-plastic with their thermoplastic lignocellulose jam™ product. Agapyo's jam™ is a bioplastic resin providing a competitive drop-in solution to traditionally used rigid plastics like ABS that, until now, have had no true sustainable replacement.
LinkedIn followers
979
People associated on LinkedIn
7
Reported office locations
780 Brewster Avenue, RC-016, Montreal, Quebec H4C 2K1, CA
1250 Grand Lake Rd, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia B1M 1A2, CA
Business categories
Advanced Materials
Plastics and Rubber Manufacturing
Manufacturing
Other recorded names
Agapyo
agapyo
Profile identifies a recruitment agency
No
Reported total investment
0
Currency and observation date were not supplied; this is not a current valuation or a funding round.
Industry
Chemical Raw Materials Manufacturing
Size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
Montreal, Quebec
Organization type
Privately Held
Year founded
2023
Agapyo has 1 open jobs in Canada as of November 6, 2026. Top locations: Montréal.
Agapyo: Agapyo develops and delivers the compostable alternative to petro-plastic with their thermoplastic lignocellulose jam™ product.
5+ YOEBaccalauréat en génie ou dans un domaine technique connexe; maîtrise un atout; Au moins 5 ans d'expérience en fabrication ou ingénierie de procédés; Expérience de la mise à l'échelle et du moulage par injection
Manufacturing processes, Collaboration, Procurement, Communication skills, Economics, Leadership