Israeli company transforms unsorted household waste, including all organics, into a climate-positive thermoplastic.

Biodegradable glitter derived from the pulp fibers of eucalyptus trees.

Sustainable and fully CO2-compensated reusables and disposables made from renewable, recycled or recyclable raw materials.

100% soil biodegradable and compostable mulch film, a chemical-free solution preventing weed growth and maximizing yield.

UBC and Wet’suwet’en First Nation collaborate to create new pollutant-free bio-foam from wood waste.

New rules are set to tackle this constantly growing source of waste and of consumer frustration. Preventing packaging waste, boosting reuse and refill, and making all packaging recyclable by 2030.

Is it really possible to extract heat from compost to warm your home? A grassroots research network is finding out.

Tel Aviv based material science company is said to have developed the world’s first flexible and fully compostable thermoplastic.

A knife handle matching the food that we use it for, alluding to the negative effects of our ruthless mass consumption of meat.

Discussing the potential benefits of bio-based materials for the packaging industry, the impact of current solutions and some of the main challenges in this field.