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Sparxell Wins 2023 Ray of Hope Prize: Revolutionizing Color Industry with Plant-Based Pigments

Sparxell Wins 2023 Ray of Hope Prize: Revolutionizing Color Industry with Plant-Based Pigments
11/20/2023 | Companies
The UK-based startup Sparxell has been honored with the 2023 Ray of Hope Prize® by the Biomimicry Institute. Sparxell is revolutionizing the color industry by producing vibrant, metallic-like pigments using plant-based cellulose. This innovative use of cellulose for pigment production demonstrates...
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WEF releases White Paper on achieving Net Zero Framework

WEF releases White Paper on achieving Net Zero Framework
02/02/2023 | Companies
This month, the World Economic Forum (WEF) released a new white paper outlining ten action pillars to help shape manufacturers' strategic engagement with supply chain and operating officers in order to encourage business collaboration in achieving net zero. The "No-Excuses" Framework to...
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