How to teach kids about sustainability
There are many small and easy actions that the whole family can start doing at home to incorporate more eco-friendly habits.
There are many small and easy actions that the whole family can start doing at home to incorporate more eco-friendly habits.
A transition to label-less bottles is part of Coca-Cola’s World Without Waste initiative that rolled out in 2018, that aims to “collect and recycle a bottle or can for every one it sells” by 2030.
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The brand will begin to use a water-soluble plastic bag called Eco-friendly Clear Bag, made of PVA (Polyvinyl Alcohol), starch, glycerin, and water.
Unlike other biodegradable alternatives to plastic, no oil is needed to produce Cassava-based products. It is sustainable, organic, and safe for the environment, humans or animals, which can ingest it without it causing problems.
For Mercedes-Benz, Isobar Hong Kong launched its latest EQA EV by creating an electrifying musical experience, using electric emitters to play pop songs in public, something never done before.
From January 8 to 22, customers will be able to shop for clothes, shoes, and accessories that have outgrown their previous owners.
Celebrities share innovative meals from vegetarian ingredients.
The competition aims to drive Hong Kong’s building sector towards sustainability and help support the government’s target of becoming carbon neutral.
These new kicks are “insanely breathable” allowing wearers to go without socks – and they’re made without using EVA and TPU that can harm the environment.
The alt-meat market is expected to grow to $140 billion during the next 10 years.
The Green Machine separates and recycles polyester and cotton blend textiles at scale without any quality loss.
Penicillin is Hong Kong’s first “scrap-less” bar – a bar that produces minimal waste by the end of the night.
FCHK gives empty milk powder tins a second life collecting them for recycling into bicycle parts.
Food-industry professionals in Hong Kong are being trained in the use of plant-based ingredients to inspire change across menus.