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The emerging industry of upcycled material offers immense potential for firms seeking to decrease their environmental footprint while staying committed to their business goals. For many, the term 'upcycled material' might still be a novel concept. In essence, upcycling involves the transformation of waste products, discarded items or even secondary materials into new items of better quality or greater environmental value.

Customers often approach us with a clear goal in mind: to use walnut grit as a biodegradable abrasive. Especially the skincare industry is making progress towards microbead-free product, which is why walnut shell particles seem an obvious choice. 

At its core, the circular economy represents a shift from the traditional linear 'take, make, waste' industrial model to an innovative system rooted in the principles of reducing, reusing and recycling.

The concept of carbon footprint (or CO2 footprint) is complex, especially because it is determined by countless factors, most of which go beyond an organization's control. We believe that, at first, it is crucial for organizations to understand the scope of carbon footprint or CO2 footprint.

Sustainability has become the number one buzz word, and there is hardly a way around natural cosmetic ingredients. Besides, the cosmetic industry has recently seen another trend: supply chain transparency. Conscious consumers are keen on taking a look behind the scenes, and so are manufacturers.

When using the term “olive stone”, consumers and industrial users can refer to very different products. The market has still seen very little standardization of quality grades, and there are no official trade names for the different qualities of olive stones.

The olive industry has rarely caused major debates about environmental sustainability. Although automation and agrochemicals have been hot topics, the ever-growing demand for olive oil seemed to outweigh those side-effects of industrial farming in the past.

While the replacement of synthetic microbeads is in full swing – especially in the personal care industry – natural alternatives have posed certain challenges for R&D professionals.

After a series of tests and industrial trials, the BioPowder.com team proudly presents a new line of functional powders: