In 2020, a ban on plastic bags came into effect throughout Austria. Very lightweight, biodegradable plastic carrier bags are exempt from the ban. You can easily purchase our solution via our webshop: NaKu lightweight carrier bag.
The demand for environmentally friendly packaging is rising, but unfortunately, so is the number of counterfeit products. Biodegradable bags are meant to be a genuine alternative – but only if they deliver on their promises!
Whether credit cards, employee ID cards, fuel cards, or ski passes – most of these cards are made of polyvinyl chloride (PVC), a plastic made from petroleum and chlorine. While PVC is durable and cost-effective, it also poses highly ecological concerns.
Plant pots: While clay pots or simple plastic pots were mostly used in the past, today there are a variety of alternatives: from recycled materials to fleece and textile variants to innovative solutions made of bioplastic.
Choosing the right packaging material for beverages is a challenge that goes far beyond mere functionality. Environmental aspects, health impacts, transport efficiency, and recyclability all play a crucial role.
Reforestation alone is not enough. The young trees must be protected – from browsing animals, competing vegetation, and mechanical damage. This is where tree protection sleeves come into play.
Most dog poop bags are made of polyethylene (PE), a petroleum-based plastic. And this is precisely where the environmental problem begins. But there are alternatives.
For forest owners, switching to bio-based and biodegradable resources is not just a moral decision for nature conservation. It is an investment in efficiency.
The demand for organic juices and natural drinks is constantly growing, and with it the expectations of consumers: The product should not only be of high quality, but also meet the highest ecological standards throughout the entire value chain.
Consumer demands for environmental sustainability and resource conservation are constantly increasing. Nurseries and horticultural businesses striving for future-proof and environmentally conscious practices can take action in various areas.
NaKu relies on plant-based starch from European, non-GMO agriculture. This results in breathable, water-resistant bags that are free of pollutants and plasticizers and compostable according to DIN EN 13432 – without permanent microplastics.
In the face of global challenges such as food waste, plastic pollution and resource scarcity, organic farmers and organic retailers must continuously seek innovative ways to optimize their processes and seamlessly close the sustainability chain all the way to the end customer.
To make our forests fit for the future, forestry, forestry companies, forest farmers and tree nurseries alike must switch to sustainable methods and environmentally friendly materials.
Sustainability is more than just a trend today – it's a key competitive factor in the hotel industry. Guests increasingly value ecological and social responsibility and are often willing to pay a higher price for it.
The landscape of carrier bags is diverse. Each material brings specific properties – and not all are as environmentally friendly as they appear at first glance.
After the eventful and successful WALK4FUTURE 2024 under the motto “REthink Fashion”, Martina Gleissenebner-Teskey has decided to once again set a strong example for more sustainability and environmental awareness in the fashion industry this year.
A very interesting seminar at LVA GmbH on November 27.11.2024th, XNUMX, where our managing director Johann Zimmermann will also give a talk: The new “green” FCM.
DI Mag. Johann Zimmermann, managing director and owner of NaKu, sees the price difference between plant-based and conventional packaging as a particular challenge.
Ass.Prof. Mag. Dr.rer.nat. Christian Zafiu from the BOKU Institute for Waste and Circular Management talks about the creation of microplastics and the dangers.