Natural indigo now scalable for blue jeans
In Tennessee, Stony Creek Colors is the first company in the United States to grow the indigo plant at a scale usable by the...
International Paper and WWF Team Up to Scale-Up Forest Restoration
In Brazil, WWF is partnering with U.S. based International Paper, one of the world’s largest packaging, pulp and paper companies, to conduct research and...
Search for a better ice cream cone yields edible jackfruit plate
In India, researchers at the Indian Institute of Food Processing Technology in Tamil Nadu have developed edible dinner plates using jackfruit waste.
Most of the...
Mango-based film keeps chicken fresh for fortnight
In India, researchers have developed antimicrobial food packaging from mango peel extracts and three other biodegradable polymers.
The team from Bhabha Atomic Research Centre demonstrated...
Mango-based film keeps chicken fresh for fortnight
In India, researchers have developed antimicrobial food packaging from mango peel extracts and three other biodegradable polymers.
The team from Bhabha Atomic Research Centre demonstrated...
McDonald’s in India introduces biobased cutlery, cups
In New Delhi, Hardcastle Restaurants, an operator of a number of McDonald’s locations, is replacing plastic cutlery with wood and plastic cups with paper....
Marrone Bio Innovations Co-Sponsors “The Grow Off” in Colorado
In California, Marrone Bio Innovations, Inc., a provider of bio-based pest management and plant health products for the agriculture, turf and ornamental and water...
BioSolar signs development agreement with Ferroglobe
In California, BioSolar, Inc., a developer of breakthrough energy storage technology and materials, announced that they executed a joint development agreement with Silicio Ferrosolar...
Biobased polymers report with market trends published
In Germany, a new report, “Bio-based Building Blocks and Polymers – Global Capacities and Trends 2017-2022” published by nova-Institute contains markets, trends, and comprehensive...
New EU rules proposed on single-use plastics to reduce marine litter
In Belgium, the European Commission is proposing new EU-wide rules to target the 10 single-use plastic products most often found on Europe's beaches and...