Category "Material"

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.

Tel Aviv based material science company is said to have developed the world’s first flexible and fully compostable thermoplastic.

A knife handle matching the food that we use it for, alluding to the negative effects of our ruthless mass consumption of meat.

Discussing the potential benefits of bio-based materials for the packaging industry, the impact of current solutions and some of the main challenges in this field.

Grease resistant biopolymer coating for fast-food packaging applications.

A Chilean company develops a plastic-like shopping bag that dissolves in water.