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Can you imagine? Bamboo harvested in the forests of Hsinchu, Taiwan, could, within just two weeks, become a chocolate container in the hands of children in Europe—or transform into a key material for the tech industry. Today, the Samsung display on an iPhone can travel on a bamboo IC carrier tray, flying across China and Vietnam for assembly before finally arriving in your hands.
As the world moves toward carbon neutrality, both as a trend and an industrial pressure, Advanced Materials leverages bamboo fiber composite particles to enter industries such as electronics and food that are pursuing sustainable transformation. With these, the company produces innovative, negative-carbon packaging materials that are 100% fully biodegradable and eco-friendly, positioning itself as a social enterprise that balances sustainable transformation with corporate ESG.
From forests to semiconductors — a billion-dollar chance. Sanxia, New Taipei, known for bamboo shoots, is also a key bamboo hub in Taiwan. Beyond furniture and construction, bamboo is entering the semiconductor supply chain. Light, strong, and renewable, it can replace plastics in chip and panel packaging. Major global companies are already on board. The market could reach NT$12 billion.
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