A Japanese fishing community recycles clamshells into safety gear.
A Buffalo-based compost crew got bored of trucking in low quality compost from rural areas - and took action.
The world's largest and most comprehensive collection of fungi, carrying over 1.25 million dried specimens.
A wooden washing drum that runs on river current instead of electricity.
Home-compostable food packaging made from food industry by-products.
Israeli company transforms unsorted household waste, including all organics, into a climate-positive thermoplastic.
Biodegradable glitter derived from the pulp fibers of eucalyptus trees.
Sustainable and fully CO2-compensated reusables and disposables made from renewable, recycled or recyclable raw materials.
100% soil biodegradable and compostable mulch film, a chemical-free solution preventing weed growth and maximizing yield.
UBC and Wet’suwet’en First Nation collaborate to create new pollutant-free bio-foam from wood waste.
The Repaq textile bags protect against UV radiation, are made of renewable raw materials and are 100% garden compostable.
The high quality greeting cards made from the Gmund Bio Cycle collection are packed in Repaq cellulose film - 100% home and garden compostable.
Hitzefrei from Innsbruck packs its popsicles in Repaq. They are the first plastic free popsicles on the market. Congratulations!
Repaq protects the dog food against UV radiation and the migration of mineral oil.
We believe in Plastic-Free solutions
“If we don’t change the way we produce and use plastic, there will be more plastic than fish in the oceans by the year 2050.”