coffee grounds
AirXCoffee reveals world first Coffee Bio-Composite to replace single-use plastic
Building from its initial coffee face mask success, sustainable manufacturer AirXCoffee has revealed plans for its new Bio-Composite line, made ...
Concrete jungle: Turning coffee into concrete
Civil engineering students from RMIT University are replacing sand in cement mixture with coffee grounds to reduce landfill and ease ...
Organic Recycling Group’s recycling solutions
As the population continues to rise, so to does the country’s waste levels. Organic Recycling Group offers simple solutions to ...
Virgin Australia’s coffee grounds take flight
Virgin Australia has announced a partnership with sustainable mushroom start up, Fungimental, to introduce sustainably-produced oyster mushrooms on board its ...
Swinburne University of Technology to turn coffee grounds into roads
Melbourne engineers are leading the way in recycling this insoluble waste into building materials.
Planet Ark finds new ways to use spent coffee grounds
The Coffee Ground Recovery Project encourages cafés to use coffee grounds to grow mushrooms and in anaerobic digestion.