Which inventor created the first commercially viable biodegradable plastic made from plants rather than petroleum, revolutionizing sustainable packaging in retail?

Throughout history, inventions have transformed not just how we live but also how we impact our planet. As sustainability becomes increasingly crucial in retail, packaging innovations represent some of the most important discoveries of our time. This poll tests your knowledge about a groundbreaking sustainable packaging invention that changed how environmentally-conscious brands approach their product packaging strategies.

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Catia Bastioli (created Mater-Bi bioplastic from corn starch in 1989)
Thomas Müller (developed Natureflex from cellulose in 1992)
Hiroshi Nakamura (invented PLA-based Ecogreen polymer in 1995)
Eleanor Richards (created BioForm from agricultural waste in 1991)