At this talk, Seiko Nakano from Mizkan and Christiane Paul from
ZENB discuss their innovative, wholesome food production strategies, and join Brian Kateman for a panel discussion about the future of food sustainability.
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Sustainability appears set to lead discussions at Singapore’s Fintech Festival this year, as attendees both confront the necessity of addressing climate change and look for ways to cash in on going green.
The Magic Kingdom is ditching plastic straws….
With word of mouth through social media driving purchasing decisions, influencer marketing is unlikely to disappear, but brands need to adjust their strategies. Influencers who can pull in audiences across multiple content categories and do behind-the-scenes creative work for brands will thrive. The shift will see brands move beyond traditional dressing or product placements and explore new ways to refresh their look and stand out online.
Fairphone, known for making “ethical, reliable, and sustainable” smartphones, has launched its latest model, the Fairphone 3+, in Europe. It arrives as the successor to the Fairphone 3 that was announced last year. The handset features a modular design that provides hassle-free at-home repairs and has been constructed with over 40% of recycled plastic.
Vitafoods 2019 showcased a range of new product solutions for the nutrition space, with a strong focus on sustainability.
A renovated weatherboard home, with 90 per cent reduced heating and cooling costs.