Abstract
The need to adapt to sustainable development, green chemistry, and industrial ecology, which appear later, leads to the development of new materials. Among this new generation of materials are composites that are characterized by high performance. Several types of research are studying the evolution of bio-composites to obtain efficient and less expensive products, especially since the availability of petroleum and conventional materials seem to be exhausted, and their cost is high. This literature review presents a summary of bio-composite materials reinforced with natural organic and inorganic fillers. Besides, it describes the bio-hybrid composites materials with “natural/synthetic fibers” or with “natural fibers”. These materials with natural reinforcement have a great capacity to replace conventional composites thanks to their low cost, lightness, and ecological advantages. In addition, it reports an idea about the resources of natural reinforcements, as well as their mechanical and chemical properties and their application domains. Thus, the last part summarizes the modelling approaches.
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