Coconut husk fiber, also known as Coir, is a resilient natural fibrous material extracted from between the husk and outer shell of a coconut. Coir has found a resurgence with its highly insulating properties, both in commercial and product applications.

Made from a mix of corn, wheat, chickpeas, and rice, these edible spoons from IncredibleEats aim to satiate a boost in demand of eco-friendly disposable utensils.

Hempcrete is a sustainably-sourced biocomposite building material composed that also acts as an insulator, fire retardant, and moisture regulator.

IceStone™ has diverted over 17 million pounds of glass from landfills by producing recycled glass surfaces that rival marble countertops.

Sulapac® is a family of biodegradable fiber-based plastics that are equally beautiful and functional. Like nature.

Parblex™ plastics by Chip[s] Board are translucent pure or fibre reinforced bioplastics with a range of surface finishes and high durability.

Based in Brighton, UK, Gomi creates portable electronics from recycled plastic and reclaimed battery cells. They stride towards a world where products can be infinitely repaired or recycled, choosing materials with circular economy potential.

Designed to replace polystyrene EPS, PU, and PE in single-use thermal insulating packaging, Green Cell Foam is an incredibly sustainable functional packaging material.

Studio Seagrass is a Dutch sustainability project that creates composites from eelgrass, which can be composed into a multitude of products such as formed fiberboards.

A biomaterial based hybrid sheet matierial, Tringa’s composition provides the high print quality of paper, the durability of non-wovens and the versatility of a textile.

Made from a blend of recycled plastics, Dutch startup Plasticiet creates curated plastic sheets for use in furniture and interior applications.

As a durable alternative to current packaging materials, banana paper is a great example of how readily available and sustainable biomaterials can be used to meet our needs in a circular economy!