Business Green
NOVEMBER 29, 2021
Government reveals six of the 12 most valuable technology start-ups in the UK are focused on the green economy. These companies sit at the top of almost 900 impact start-ups and scale-ups that are using technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), bid data, and blockchain to try and tackle global problems.
GreenBiz
FEBRUARY 18, 2021
In early January, I covered personal care products company Aveda’s project to trace and verify the provenance of its vanilla supply using blockchain — and to allow consumers to peek into that information by later this year. Recycler Plastic Bank is also using IBM blockchain services to verify its claims. Blockchain.
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Business Green
MARCH 13, 2020
Much of the fuss related to sustainable food systems is focused on land-centric technology solutions. Its mission: to develop technologies that help those in the business of raising fish do so more sustainably. The company is rolling out the technology at multiple sites in Norway. The next horizon, however, may lie offshore.
Business Green
FEBRUARY 19, 2021
Covalent reveals how Blockchain technology is offering a consumers a peek at its environmental footprint. In early January, I covered personal care products company Aveda's project to trace and verify the provenance of its vanilla supply using blockchain - and to allow consumers to peek into that information by later this year.
AGreenLiving
FEBRUARY 18, 2021
In early January, I covered personal care products company Aveda’s project to trace and verify the provenance of its vanilla supply using blockchain — and to allow consumers to peek into that information by later this year. It’s not the only consumer brand dreaming about that sort of connection or looking to digital technology as the answer.
GreenBiz
JANUARY 11, 2021
It’s throwing $100 million toward biotech solutions for repurposing waste and improving plastics; regenerative agriculture in deforested zones; and building up markets for biological ingredients. Best known for its butter — and the Native American logo it retired last year — Land O’Lakes is also a 21st-century force in technology.
AGreenLiving
JANUARY 11, 2021
It’s throwing $100 million toward biotech solutions for repurposing waste and improving plastics; regenerative agriculture in deforested zones; and building up markets for biological ingredients. It uses blockchain to trace sourcing in India for guar, used in shampoos.
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