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Revolutionizing the Food Industry

10/6/2023 8:05:20 AM
Advanced foam recycling technology is changing the game in the food industry.

The seven types of plastic, and how to recycle

9/25/2023 8:33:30 AM
The best way of protecting the natural environment and our health is to recycle plastic responsibly. But not all plastics can be recycled, though.

5 Key Recycling & Diversion Insights

8/15/2023 9:26:26 AM
Research and technologies exist to help make a more environmentally responsible company a reality.

3 Tips for Preserving Fresh Basil All Year Long

8/1/2023 10:33:33 AM
While the days of fresh summer basil will be coming to an end, there are three tips to help you preserve fresh basil all year long.

Sauce for Salmon

7/14/2023 8:24:35 AM
Salmon is a common food fish classified as an oily fish with a rich content of protein and omega-3 fatty acids.

Chinese Lobok (Daikon)

6/14/2023 11:37:19 AM
The first step in cultivating Chinese lobok is selecting high-quality seeds. Farmers typically choose seeds that are disease-resistant, have good germination rates, and produce desirable radishes.

The role of recycling materials

6/4/2023 12:12:48 AM
Recycling materials is essential for conserving resources, reducing waste, minimizing pollution, and fostering a sustainable future.

Should we do recycle food waste?

6/4/2023 12:12:24 AM
Before donating, ensure that the food waste is safe for animal consumption and follow any guidelines provided by the organization.

About the plastic recycling industry

6/3/2023 10:11:02 PM
Plastics are designed to break down naturally in the environment through biological processes, reducing their long-term impact...

Sustainability Innovations That Are Changing the Future of Waste

6/3/2023 10:04:42 PM
Food waste in the US is staggeringly high, with nearly 80 million pounds discarded each year.

6 Smart Waste Management Technologies Emerging In 2023

6/3/2023 9:01:30 PM
By 2050, the amount of waste produced globally is expected to rise to a staggering 3.4 billion tons.