Swiss startup creates edible juice bottles
Swedish design studio Tomorrow Machine has developed a biodegradable juice bottle made from potato starch that can be peeled and eaten like fruit skin, dissolved in liquid, or composted.
Swedish design studio Tomorrow Machine has developed a biodegradable juice bottle made from potato starch that can be peeled and eaten like fruit skin, dissolved in liquid, or composted.
“People are curious to know more about how we work,” said Ulf Johansson, global wood supply and forestry manager at Ikea.
Dubbed PO.P Second Hand, the new platform is a destination for buyers and sellers of pre-loved clothing instead of opting for second-hand offers from third-party resellers.
The new concept, said the company, will use 66 per cent more recycled material than the original Cos store design.
According to the fashion label, each piece is made to last and to be passed along after being outgrown.
Soluble cutlery can break down into natural nutrients for the soil within two months.
The study was conducted on seven urban settings in Gothenburg using the sample leaves of a pin oak tree, deciduous tree, and even a conifer, a black pine.
Swedish innovator took $9 million in orders within 24 hours – and briefly crashed its website.
The transition will happen in steps, beginning with an all-new range by 2025, except for existing food products that must be kept for food safety and to prevent food waste.
Two Scandinavians have created a timber-based lid that fits inside a coffee cup, rather than on top of it.
The collection uses recyclable materials and circular strategies, created by the H&M design team with stylist Ib Kamara as a creative advisor.
“With industry collaboration, we can overcome common challenges on our way to transform to a circular business.”
The new collection features autumn’s key looks constructed from recycled and organic materials.
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H&M has released a worldwide campaign to help inspire future generations about issues including social equality, sustainability, education and more.