2.3. 100% Made From Waste: Compostable Service Ware 🍽️ Using Sugarcane Residue with Ved Krishna from Yash Pakka Red to Green Food Sustainability 🥩🔬♻️

What are the up and downsides of compostable packaging? How is the manufacturer Yash Pakka creating compostable packaging from agricultural waste? And how do they manage to generate their own energy and be one of the few companies doing their own chemical recycling, producing in a circular manner? You will hear from Ved Krishna. Ved is the Executive Vice Chairman and Strategy Head of the company Yash Pakka. Yash Pakka is based in India, was founded in 1981, and went public in 2002. With over 500 full-time employees, 1200 including contract workers the manufacturer aims to replace single-use plastic, specifically in the gastronomy sector.

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This is a season on plastic alternatives - discussing food packaging and sustainable materials. Alternative packaging options are slowly developing. More and more packaging startups are developing plastic replacements based on fungi or algae. Bioplastics or bio-based plastics like PLA are becoming more resilient. In this season we discuss topics like industrial composting, home composting, compostability, biodegradable and compostable material, single-use plastic, plastic recycling, food waste recycling, and more.

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