BioPak launches new Beer BioCup range
Compliant with single-use plastic bans across Australia, these compostable cups are crafted with FSC-certified paper and coated with plant-based bioplastic.
Compliant with single-use plastic bans across Australia, these compostable cups are crafted with FSC-certified paper and coated with plant-based bioplastic.
From November 9 to December 8, the event offers fashionistas and upcyclers to explore selected pre-loved ready-to-wear.
David Williamson, president and COO of Modern Meadow, said the partnership with Earthletica demonstrated the company’s resolve to build a more sustainable future with biomaterials.
Made from a bio-based material, the compostable apparel is lighter and more breathable than traditional cotton.
With ergonomic design in sustainable materials, the brand was named one of Refinery29’s most valuable products last year.
“I’m so blown away by the profile of Forged Parfait. It’s sweet, has a beautiful, delicate flavour, and the texture is always perfect. It’s the perfect parfait.”
Samsara aims to reach a milestone of recycling 1.5 million tonnes of plastic annually by 2030.
PepsiCo has launched its second Greenhouse Accelerator program in Apac and has is receiving applications from qualified eco startups.
The product range comprises more than 99 per cent plant-derived, non-toxic, and biodegradable ingredients
Containing a malty and nutty aroma, Prefer’s dark-roasted coffee can be served in the form of ground fine to medium coarse without extra steps or time when brewed using a coffee machine.
Bond and Hill’s have partnered to develop a greener source of animal protein for pets’ dietary needs.
By reducing the burning temperature during production by up to 20 per cent, the non-clay bricks also reduce manufacturers’ production costs and their carbon footprint.
Steakholder Foods, a high-tech food company, has introduced its 3D-bioprinted shrimps, expanding its alternative…
The co-op’s acting COO, Anna Palairet, said that the team studied numerous energy options before settling on one.
In Australia-New Zealand, four companies are working in the cultivated meat ecosystem.