We were invited to showcase our solution to solve plastic waste pollution by manufacturing seaweed-based packaging. We are not alone. Our stylish booth was sponsored by the Indonesian Ministry of Industry. We invite some strategic partners, including seaweed exporters, coffee entrepreneurs, and rice straw producers. We enjoy collaboration and mutual partnership to leverage our impact.
The USASCP’s Smart Cities Business Innovation Fund is a targeted funding assistance mechanism for subnational/municipal stakeholders that offers sustainable net-zero/low-carbon solutions to urban challenges. The fund, USD 1,000,000, was awarded as a grant to six city stakeholders in Southeast Asia. Biopac is very grateful to receive this prestigious award. This grant has enabled Biopac to
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Winner: Shine Southeast Asia 2024 We express our gratitude for our selection as the Shine Southeast Asia 2024 winner. Shine Southeast Asia is the social entrepreneurship program that supports innovators by providing us access to Swiss Re’s expertise and the Foundation’s grant. We take this award as a mandate to scale our impacts on society.
Manado, September 17, 2024 – BIOPAC collaborated with the North Sulawesi Department of Industry and Trade (Disperindag) to hold Technical Guidance (Bimtek) in North Minahasa on August 8-9, 2024. This training helps Small and Medium Industries (SMEs) develop sustainable export strategies and introduce biodegradable packaging as an innovative solution. The goal is to increase the
Plastic pollution in the oceans is an urgent global problem, and seaweed is now a natural solution to address it. Every year, millions of tons of plastic end up in the ocean, polluting the waters and damaging marine ecosystems. Plastic not only damages marine habitats, but it is also harmful to marine life, from fish
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The use of environmentally friendly products is now increasingly popular along with increasing awareness of the importance of preserving the environment. We live in an era where the impact of the products we use on a daily basis on the environment is increasingly negligible. From single-use plastics to harmful chemicals in household products, many conventional
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Did you know that Indonesia is one of the countries that consume the highest microplastics out of 109 countries? Reporting from CNBC Indonesia, the Indonesian people consume the most from marine life such as marine fish. In addition, industrialization also contributes to increasing the consumption of microplastics. We may not be aware that every day
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In recent years, there has been a major shift in consumer behavior that is becoming more aware of the environmental impact of the products they buy. Modern consumers are now not only looking for product quality, but also expect the product to be produced and packaged in an environmentally friendly manner. A report from Deloitte
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Managing waste well is an increasingly important topic in this modern era. With the volume of waste increasing every year, its impact on the environment is significant, ranging from soil pollution to water. This is considering that the volume of waste that is increasing every year has a major impact on our environment, ranging from
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The problem of plastic waste in the ocean has become a serious threat to marine ecosystems and human life. However, innovations in the use of seaweed as a basic material for bioplastics are now offering a more environmentally friendly solution. Every day, an estimated 8 million plastics are thrown into the ocean and have killed
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