The guy invented environmentally friendly beeswax packaging, which can replace plastic packaging Recently, according to a report compiled by China Youth Network, Quentin, a 24-year-old French boy, had the idea of designing environmentally friendly packaging after a trip to Australia. During a trip to Australia, Quentin met a family who used propolis instead of plastic packaging. After returning to France, he decided to follow the example of the Australian family and developed a perfect beeswax wrapping paper using French organic raw materials- Beeswrap.
Quentin’s father is a beekeeper, so he has always been very concerned about protecting bees and is very concerned about the environmental problems caused by human consumption habits. But Quentin believes that if we change a little bit in our daily life, it will have a big impact on our earth, so start to pay attention to environmental protection from such a small aspect and be a “lifeguard” of nature.
8.25Eco-friendly cellulose film made of bean dregs comes out and can be recycled
Some time ago, the R&D team of Nanyang Technological University used the bean dregs produced during the production of soy milk to make a more environmentally friendly cellulose film. It is reported that in addition to being biodegradable, this type of film can also be recycled through waste, reducing the pollution of food waste to the environment.
Nanyang Technological University (NTU) has teamed up with the food industry’s Frasers & Lions Group (F&N) to set up a new food innovation lab. Around 30 NTU students and R&D staff will work closely over the next four years to develop innovative beverage formulations, natural preservatives, and more environmentally friendly packaging.
Post time: Aug-22-2022