Heliograph creates plastic-free alternative to iconic soy sauce fish bottle
The new packaging – called Holy Carp! – is made from bagasse pulp, a fibrous by-product of sugar production.
The new packaging – called Holy Carp! – is made from bagasse pulp, a fibrous by-product of sugar production.
The researchers have already tested the concept on a footpath project.
Researchers intend to enhance long-term road performance by modifying road materials.
This ‘Giving a Puck’ campaign is set to tackle used coffee grounds, one of the most overlooked waste streams.
Commercial flooring company Milliken has partnered with Saveboard to launch carpet-recycled flooring
Customers can purchase products in Coles supermarkets across Australia and online.
Australia’s Innonature Packaging Solutions has developed a protective sleeve for wine and spirit bottles…
The company aims to minimise waste and reduce the risk of plastics entering the Great Barrier Reef.
Researchers are using microbes found to create dissolvable bioplastics for packaging.
The program introduces a household recycling satchel that allows consumers to return empty blister packs.
Developing paper-based packaging for a liquid product required extensive research to ensure freshness and quality.
Engineers at the University of South Australia have unveiled a material from water treatment…
Australia-based apple brand Jazz has unveiled compostable stickers for the new season, an initiative…
The product could one day replace petroleum-based products in construction, electronics, and automotive manufacturing industries.
Sydney-based recyclable company Huskee has unveiled the launch of “Borrow by Huskee,” a free…