UNSW student invents renewable form of packaging
December 14th, 2017 | No Comments | Posted in Algae Non fuel products, algae plastics, Algae Polymers, Innovations, Research, Seaweed, University Research
A graduating student from the University of New South Wales (UNSW) in Australia has invented seaweed food packaging, which could eliminate the need for plastic.
The student, Jessica Zinga, invented an entirely renewable form of packaging: seaweed fish and chip containers. As part of the Sea Harvest, Zinga has produced the new container packaging using 100% seaweed fish and chip.
The biodegradable packets, which have potential to eliminate the need for plastic, can be returned to the ocean rather than landfill, creating a closed-loop life-cycle.
The project work has been exhibited at the Australian Design Centre’s Design Bright Futures exhibition.
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