Tag: Forbes
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Chemicals Made From Wood For A World Beyond Fossil Fuel (Forbes)
Chemicals Made From Wood For A World Beyond Fossil Fuel
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Biopak CEO interview (Forbes)
BioPak expands into Hong Kong on $486 billion green packaging wave
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What To Know About Europe’s New ‘Glitter Ban’ (Forbes)
What To Know About Europe’s New ‘Glitter Ban’—As EU Cracks Down On Plastic
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The Rise Of Eco-Friendly Packaging Solutions
Today, eco-conscious consumers are increasingly seeking brands that prioritize environmentally friendly practices, making sustainable packaging a crucial factor for business success.
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Researchers Think Biodegradable Material Could Replace Glass As We Know It
Researchers in China have developed a new type of glass they claim is both biodegradable and biorecyclable
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Forbes Article on Ginkgo Bioworks
Ginkgo Bioworks Fires Up Its Bio Foundry To Take On The Billion-Dollar Enzyme Market
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Forbes Article on PHA Cove Bottle
A New Alternative To Single Use Plastic Water Bottles
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Race to Develop Plastic Eating Bacteria
Forbes talks about the Race to Develop Plastic Eating Bacteria
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Hemp Packaging on Forbes
Tarek Moharram Discusses Truly Green Plastic Biodegradable Cannabis Biomass Solutions
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Circular Economy According to Forbes
From the late 1970s, we started going to the bottle bank to deposit (smash) our red, green and clear bottles in the appropriate recycling bin. And in 2003, the Household Waste Recycling Act was passed. This meant that by 2010, local authorities in the UK had to provide every household with recycling services, making the…
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Forbes Goes Seaweed Bioplastics
Throughout history, cultures around the globe have enjoyed the nutritional and medical merits of seaweed. In more modern times, these macroalgal plants’ diverse ecological properties have captured scientists’ attention
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Is Forbes Anti-Polystyrene?
Two recent studies, one released last month and another that will be published next month, examine the impact of a common plastic, polystyrene, on the gut microbiome of zebrafish.
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