Our aim is to grow edible plants. We want to do this with as small carbon footprint as possible. The end result should not only look good but also feel good to look at, knowing we have gone the extra mile while manufacturing it.

Plastic is a wild beast that has been running around untamed since it’s birth when the Mesoamericans used natural rubber to make balls and elastic bands as far back as 1600 BC. In 1839 Johann Eduard Simon discovered polystyrene. Then a while after that, the first fully synthetic thermoset, was reported by Leo Baekeland in 1907.
The world as we know it will not be able to function efficiently without it. Plastic plays a crucial role as a versatile durable material in the manufacturing industry, enabling us preserve food, store liquid, and build things that would be really hard to create with clay, wood and metal. Some plastics have a really great feature, in that it can be melted again, and reused to create a completely different shape. However, left unmanaged it causes more damage to planet Earth than what we would ever have imagined possible.