Samsara Eco to create Australia’s first infinite recycling R&D facility
Samsara aims to reach a milestone of recycling 1.5 million tonnes of plastic annually by 2030.
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PepsiCo seeks eco-startups to support in funding program
PepsiCo has launched its second Greenhouse Accelerator program in Apac and has is receiving applications from qualified eco startups.
Wash Wild introduces a plant-based cleaning range
The product range comprises more than 99 per cent plant-derived, non-toxic, and biodegradable ingredients
Net zero path: The “start-up” launches “bean-free” coffee from upcycled 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.
Old tech is being deployed to create alt-protein food our pets will love
Bond and Hill’s have partnered to develop a greener source of animal protein for pets’ dietary needs.
Energy-smart bricks keep waste out of landfill
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 creates 3D-printed shrimps, expanding alt-seafood range
Steakholder Foods, a high-tech food company, has introduced its 3D-bioprinted shrimps, expanding its alternative…
Fonterra New Zealand’s first electrode boiler
The co-op’s acting COO, Anna Palairet, said that the team studied numerous energy options before settling on one.
Food authorities clear cultured quail from Vow Food as a food ingredient
In Australia-New Zealand, four companies are working in the cultivated meat ecosystem.
Seymourpowell designs two-in-one reusable water bottle and coffee cup
The product pairs a vacuum-insulated bottle with a lidded cup, which can be easily carried and conveniently used for takeaway drinks.
Three Melbourne Uni students launch sustainable seltzer brand ‘Wonki’
Wonki plans to expand its retail presence with leading liquor retailers next year.
Microsoft creates an Xbox wireless controller made from discarded parts
Microsoft says its Xbox brand is looking into ways to consume less new plastic and reduce waste. The company has set commitments to become a carbon-negative, water-positive, zero-waste company by 2030.