The issue of environmental problem is one of the factor why industry
turn to natural fibres in producing a new type of products. These new
green resources have many advantages such as low cost, low density,
abundance, sustainability and biodegradable which makes natural fibres
more interesting to the applied research community in order to tap the
full potential of the materials. One of the plants that is popular in
Malaysia nowadays is sugar palm tree. This phenomenon is due to the
multipurpose potential of sugar palm tree to produce a renewable energy
in the form of biofuel. It can also produce a variety of by-products
including foods and beverages, biopolymer and biocomposites. Thus, the
vital alternative to solve the agriculture residues from sugar palm tree
is to use it as reinforcement material in the development of polymer
composites.