TIPA® has been recognized by the World Economic Forum as a 2019 Technology Pioneer! Launched in 2000, the Technology Pioneer community is composed of early to growth-stage companies from around the world that are leaders in the design, development and deployment of new technologies and innovations, and are poised to have a significant, global impact on business and society.
DetailsIf you want to eat your way to a happier, healthier you, then the granolas from The Happy Pear are for you! Now available in compostable pouches these tasty treats promise to nourish mind, body and soil!
DetailsTerms that describe packaging properties like “Compostable,” Biodegradable” and “Oxo-degradable” can be confusing. This guide will explain the distinctions, so next time you go to the shop or discuss the various approaches to solving the global challenge of plastic packaging, you’ll be fully equipped to do it!
DetailsOnly nine percent of all plastic waste ever created in the world has been recycled. That’s nine percent of 6.3 billion tons of plastic! So, where lies the flaw in the system? Here are some points that help paint a picture.
DetailsThe Sustainable Angle’s Future Fabrics Expo is the world’s grandest showcase of sustainable fashion innovation. TIPA® is proud to be a part of this growing and crucial community, who are working to turn the fashion market into a wholly sustainable industry!
DetailsSun & Swell, a sustainable snack company based out of Santa Barbara, California, has decided that the packaging of their wholesome snacks needs to be as eco-friendly as the contents inside.
DetailsA thoughtful gift on Valentine’s Day is one of the best ways to show that you care – about the one who holds your heart, and about the one that nurtures us all, our Mother Earth.
DetailsThe world has a plastic hoarding problem and compostable polymers were designed and developed in order to declutter our planet. We aim to achieve a circular economy, and recycling might not cut it.
DetailsTea has been around for centuries. Tea-bags though are a surprisingly recent innovation, yet today account for 90% of the tea market in the United States and 96% in the United Kingdom. For the increasing number of consumers that don’t want plastic with their tea – sustainable tea is possible – from tea-bags to tea…
DetailsThe major impact of the Chinese recycling ban has been to highlight that plastic trash poses an existential problem. Plans to improve legislation are being made in the wake of National Sword as we move closer toward a true circular economy.
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