CHAMU tea packaging is made from discarded tea stems which produced during the production of tea and forming by a hot-press method.

According to Ecovative, mycelia and their hair-like network of cells could help build everything from lab-grown meat to 3D-printed organs to bio-fabricated leather.

MANOTECA crafts unique pieces of furniture by using parts from abandoned products.

Benjamin Benmoyal, a fashion student at Central Saint Martins in London, uses discarded video and cassette tapes to design his new collection called “It Was Better Tomorrow.”

The company repurposedMATERIALS comes up with creative ways to keep all sorts of unwanted stuff out of landfills.

Geami ExBox is the new low volume wrapping solution by Ranpak. A high performance and "green" alternative for bubble wrap.

The Ocean Cleanup’s device — a 2,000-foot long floating tube that skims the surface of the water to catch plastic trash—has returned to shore.

Through the unconventional use of seaweed as a main material for a domestic environment, the product plays on the tension between the artistic and the commercial.

Canadian company ‘change toothpaste’ designed a new type of toothpaste that makes a toothpaste tube obsolete.

In 2016, Japanese scientists discovered a bacterium that can break down PET plastic. Now, researchers from DTU will speed up the process to put plastic waste to use.