About us
We are the NEXT step in the EVO lution of transforming agricultural waste into natural raw materials for use in value-added applications.
We are committed to doing our part for the environment, and we are strategically based in three locations, Singapore, Indonesia and Thailand. We make sustainability scalable through our access to plantations and by working with small-scale farmers in Indonesia and Thailand.
Underlying all our efforts is a Zero Waste philosophy. Through the collection of agricultural byproducts from plantations and farmers, waste is processed into useful, environmentally-friendly raw materials.
By doing this, we are promoting a circular economy and helping farmers dispose of massive amounts of waste, while giving them an opportunity to supplement their incomes.
Our Vision & Mission
Our Vision
To use agricultural byproducts to create materials to make sustainable products for daily living and for agriculture applications.
Our Mission
We aim to:
- Create bio-based textiles, building interiors and furnishings, and other industrial and agricultural applications
- Collaborate with stakeholders to achieve a scalable supply of agricultural residues
- Work based on our 3 principle pillars of: Economy, Environment, and Society
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Meet the team
We are a diverse group of global citizens with a common passion for providing actionable solutions to climate change.
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Scalability of Raw Materials
Currently, we are focusing on coconut and pineapple byproducts. Scalability of raw materials is our major strength. Through partnerships with some of the world's biggest coconut and canned pineapple producers, we have access to a consistent and significant supply of coconut husks and pineapple leaves.
Pineapple Leaves
For pineapple leaves, we work closely with farmers and producers from Thailand, and, in the near future, the Philippines. The leaves are processed and turned into Pineapple Leaf Fibre (PALF) and blended yarn for use in woven textiles, and vegan fabrics.
Coconut Husks
We partner with the world’s largest coconut producer, Indonesia’s Sambu Group, to obtain coconut husks and process them into cocopeat and coir fibre (coconut fibre). The cocopeat can be used for horse bedding and soil amendment, while the coconut fibre can be used as material for mattresses, pillows, and other home living essentials.
