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Agricultural waste often gets overlooked as a resource, yet it holds significant potential as a raw material for various industries. Many assume that agricultural waste supply is unpredictable due to seasonal farming cycles and weather conditions. However, the reality shows a more stable and reliable supply than expected. Understanding where agricultural waste comes from and why its availability remains consistent can open new doors for sustainable production and innovation.

Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) is a popular packaging material known for its lightweight and cushioning properties. Many industries rely on EPS to protect products during shipping and storage. However, the true cost of using EPS extends beyond the purchase price. Businesses often face hidden expenses that can significantly impact their bottom line. These include landfill fees, Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) contributions, and costs related to returns from damaged products

Sustainability reports have long been the standard for companies to showcase their environmental and social efforts. Yet, buyers today expect more than just a glossy document filled with metrics and goals. They want clear, accessible proof of a company’s impact and ongoing commitment. Simply publishing a sustainability report no longer satisfies the growing demand for transparency and accountability. This post explores why traditional sustainability reports fall short and wha

Direct-to-consumer (DTC) brands often promote sustainability as a core value, especially when it comes to packaging. Yet, many stumble when trying to apply sustainable packaging solutions at scale. The challenges go beyond simply swapping plastic for recycled materials or adding a green label. This post explores the common mistakes DTC brands make with sustainable packaging as they grow, and offers practical insights to avoid these pitfalls. Eco-friendly packaging materials s

Luxury beauty brands face a unique challenge today. They must balance the desire to create an unforgettable unboxing experience with the growing demand for sustainable packaging. Many consumers expect premium products to come in lavish packaging, but they also want brands to reduce waste and environmental impact. The good news is that sustainable packaging does not mean sacrificing elegance or excitement. Instead, it offers an opportunity to innovate and connect with customer

Sustainability is no longer a choice but a necessity. As industries seek alternatives to plastics and foams, Woven Bio offers a promising solution with its high-performance natural-fibre composites. These materials provide the protection and design flexibility needed in many applications while reducing environmental impact. This post explores how Woven Bio’s composites are changing the way we think about sustainable materials and what this means for the future. Natural-fibre

Packaging waste and environmental damage from petrochemical plastics and forest-based materials have become urgent challenges. The future of materials is shifting toward what can be grown rather than made. This change offers a promising path to reduce pollution, lower carbon footprints, and create packaging that performs well without compromising the planet. Woven Bio is at the forefront of this movement, helping packaging brands transition to high-performance bio-composites