Manufacturing a legacy for the future
Products that harmonize human-centric design with Sustainability
We Introduce GoodGo, the compostable alternative
to single use plastic packaging and products
The Plastic Problem:
A Global Crisis
Each year, 300 million tons of plastic are produced, half for single use. Over 8 million tons end up in our oceans, threatening marine life. By 2050, plastic could outweigh fish, highlighting the urgent need for sustainable solutions.
80%
of all marine debris, from surface
woters to deep-seo sediments, is
plastic. Soon our oceans will have
more plastic than fish. Every year, ot
least 14 million tons of plastic find
their way into our oceans,threotening
marine life, ecosystems, and the
health of the planet.
Source - IUCN.org
80% to 90%
of microplastic particles from sewage remain in sludge, which is frequently used as fertilizer. This
practice results in several thousand tons of microplastics being introduced into agricultural soils
every year making their way to our food chain.
Source: unep.org
72%
of milk samples tested in a recent study
ound to contain microplostics,
ling both supermarket and form-
milk This contomination s
antibuted to piosties in animot
high ghing a senour concor for
wipe the doiry industry but o
ng public healt crisis for all foods.
Source - dailyreporter.com
2.8 million
microplastic particles can be inhaled
monthly from the air,, while bottled water
consumption adds 90,000 particles to
our diet annually. These plastics have
been found in human blood, lungs, and
organs making their way to unborn
babies with no fault of theirs.
Source - sciencedaily.com
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70+
Global Shift Toward Plastic-Free Futures
Over 70 countries have enacted single-use plastic bans, cutting pollution by up to 30% in affected regions. These policies align with UN Goals 12 and 14, promoting eco-friendly alternatives and advancing a circular economy.
40%
Regulations Driving Sustainable Innovation
Over 40% of industries aim to eliminate single-use plastics by 2030, driven by regulations and demand for sustainability. This aligns with UN SDGs 12 and 13, boosting innovation in reusable and biodegradable materials.