Magic Valley launches cultivated pork made without harming animals
Magic Valley’s signature breakthrough technology uses no further animal byproducts, making it an ethical and sustainable option for feeding the planet.
Magic Valley’s signature breakthrough technology uses no further animal byproducts, making it an ethical and sustainable option for feeding the planet.
Mishka’s new mixed pack of 10, which contains two of each flavour, are available in Australian stores this month, along with the brand’s new platform, “Mix it up a little.”
Once the customers buy a SecondBite Bundle, they can contribute to food waste reduction and feed 20 meals to Australians who are in need of food.
Each tub of Coyo Organic Frozen Yoghurt is dairy-free, gluten-free, and contains probiotics to support immune and digestive health.
Three students of Monash University Gabriel Tucker, Max Moolman, and Bridget Lansell have unveiled…
The company has extracted starch from potato peels and combined it with used cooking oil and a starchy root vegetable.
The cladding includes 83 per cent of reusable glass, low amounts of plastic binders and fire-retardant additives.
We estimate each vehicle uses just under 10 kilowatt-hours of electricity per day. That’s about 40 per cent of the daily use of a four-person house in Queensland.
Ben Menzies, of Norco, said the company wants to help Australian farmers while providing milk lovers with fresh products.
The Lifestyle Co will continue to create a sustainable program that enables the company to run its business while also supporting the environment and its customers.
While some cultivated meat products are getting closer, they’re still not cheaper than traditional meat.
Customers can already find the 1.5-litre bottles of the Juice Brothers, Dare Iced Coffee, Big M, and Dairy Farmers Classic at shops.
The Simply Cups program has saved more than 30 million paper cups from landfill since its inception in 2017.
The fabric dubbed Arma Tech can withstand 100 washes and inhibit the growth of viruses and bacteria.
The growth in apartment living in Australia threatens to add to the growing challenge of apartment waste – a worldwide problem.