Teva partners with Mandai Wildlife for eco-friendly footwear
“Teva has always been about adventure, but we also want to make sure future generations can enjoy these places.”
“Teva has always been about adventure, but we also want to make sure future generations can enjoy these places.”
Many plant-based alternatives struggle to deliver on their promises of nutrition, naturalness, and flavour.
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.
The three-phase project aims to recycle discarded Oosh items into new goods.
After the approval of its cultivated chicken products in 2020, Bluu Seafood aims to enter the Singapore market with its Bluu’s cultivated fish by the end of next year.
From July 1 to 31 July, competitors will compete in local finals before moving on to the Apac regionals.
Solar Foods CEO Pasi Vainikka, emphasised the importance of this innovation, marking the first time in history that edible calories can be produced without the need for photosynthesis.
Alterpacks uses food thrown out by manufacturers to create food containers that can go back into the ecosystem.
In other words, if a customer wants cow’s milk in their latte, they need to ask when ordering.
With the number of people moving to a lifestyle of eating less meat, cafes, restaurants, fast food joints and even fine-dining restaurants have begun offering plant-based options on their menus.
Alternative proteins have become a key substitute food source that promises to reduce many of the detrimental effects of meat production.
According to Lululemon, it took two years of research and development to create the material, which delivers “high-performance benefits at a lower carbon footprint”.
“What people see as waste, we see as a source of wealth,” he concluded. “Be part of the solution, not part of the pollution.”
“Palm oil itself is not the enemy. Unsustainable production practices are what is causing this environmental and social harm.”
Liang’s appointment follows the Singapore Green Plan 2030, launched in 2021, as part of the government’s 10-year strategy in strengthening the country’s commitment to the United Nation’s 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda and the Paris Agreement