Shifting to eco-friendly packaging through cassava biobags | New Day
- 2 years ago
Plastic pollution and improper plastic waste disposal continue to be a problem across the globe. here in the Philippines, studies have shown that we're the biggest polluters generating 2.7 million tons of plastics each year.
That's why there's a growing call for the government companies and other stakeholders to shift to eco-friendly products and packaging.
Here's one step towards achieving the so-called circular economy. This plant in Marilao, Bulacan is producing 'cassava biobags' that are 100 percent biodegradable and compostable.
To tell us more about this is Prince Ang nd Nikki Sevilla from Sachi Group. Nikki is also the founder and CEO of Econest Philippines - a one-stop shop of sustainable packaging solutions.
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That's why there's a growing call for the government companies and other stakeholders to shift to eco-friendly products and packaging.
Here's one step towards achieving the so-called circular economy. This plant in Marilao, Bulacan is producing 'cassava biobags' that are 100 percent biodegradable and compostable.
To tell us more about this is Prince Ang nd Nikki Sevilla from Sachi Group. Nikki is also the founder and CEO of Econest Philippines - a one-stop shop of sustainable packaging solutions.
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