Sustainability is the standard, not the exception.
We exist to make sustainable materials accessible, scalable, and commercially viable. Through recycling, redesign, and reuse, we fully realize the potential of bio-based inputs, transforming them into products with both aesthetics and performance.
Aligned with global goals.
Our material strategy is mapped to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, ensuring each sourcing decision contributes to a measurable global agenda.
Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
We advance material science by integrating emerging bio-polymers, recycled composites, and circular economy innovations into commercial supply chains.
Responsible Consumption and Production
Responsibly sourced raw ingredients, minimal-waste supply chains, and a regenerative closed-loop ecosystem make our materials truly responsible.
Climate Action
Carbon emissions from our materials are significantly lower than synthetic or conventional alternatives, mitigating the impacts of climate change.
Life Below Water
Seaweed-based inputs require no fresh water or fertiliser, and our biopolymers biodegrade safely without harming marine ecosystems.
Life on Land
Bamboo and other fast-renewing feedstocks restore soil health and protect biodiversity, reducing pressure on old-growth forests.
Measurable Goals
of materials verified
reduction in average project carbon footprint
non-recyclable materials in our packaging portfolio by 2027
Our Material Bank
Coffee Grain
Repurposed waste from coffee production, transformed into sturdy cutlery, vessels, and serveware.
Bagasse (Bamboo)
A sugarcane processing byproduct. Lightweight, compostable, and ideal for packaging and containers.
Corn Starch
A compostable biopolymer from regeneratively grown corn, used for films and food-safe containers.
Seaweed
Marine-derived biomass requiring no freshwater or land. Forms biodegradable films and coatings.
Coir Fibre
Derived from coconut husks. Durable, natural fibre used for sandals and textured amenity products.
Mycelium
Root structure of fungi, grown into molds to form a lightweight, compostable protective packaging alternative.
Questions about our sustainability practices?
We welcome transparency inquiries from partners and stakeholders.