Most plastics are commercially produced primarily from fossil feedstocks. Some technologies converting biomass to chemicals have been commercialized, while some of them are only implemented in pilot plants or laboratories. For example, Anellotech is able to commercially produce a mixture of benzene (BZ), toluene, and xylene (XL) from non-food biomass through the thermal catalytic reaction. Machado et al. reported the production of propylene (PL) through integration of first-and second-generation sugarcane biorefineries with minimum selling price of $2,647 per tonne while this process is still not commercially viable. All acronyms used for materials and technologies can be found in Table in Appendix section.