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Founders are planning to be more careful with their time and their money in the year ahead, after battling burn-out and a cash crunch in 2022.

The listening habits of Australian founders also reveal a focus of philosophy, relationships, cybercrime and how to be a good parent.

A fake avocado and a duo of James Turrell perfume bottles are among this year's best product designs, which we've rounded up as part of our review of 2022.

Great Wrap aims to be a plug-and-play replacement for film wraps for both home and business. It replaces petroleum-based films with a bio-based waste product that, unlike most other bio-based polymers, completely decomposes within three months.

Great Wrap: A clingfilm alternative made from potato peel waste

Great Wrap aims to open a micro plant in California followed by a scale-up facility in the Pacific Northwest.

Melbourne, Australia (PRWEB) July 27, 2022 -- Jordy and Julia Kay Co-founders of Great Wrap are disruptors in an industry that has not seen change since the

Julia and Jordy Kay worked with Monash University to create a product that performs, looks and feels like a conventional plastic stretch wrap but breaks down to carbon and water.

Herbert Smith Freehills’ co-heads of capital venture have shared their predictions for this deal space in 2022, including the “seriously overdue” flow to female-founded businesses and a significant increase in companies investing in the social good.

With an eye towards identifying technologies and innovations that “exemplify the new food economy” by offering scalable solutions that increase nutrition with minimal environmental impact, FoodBytes! by Rabobank has winnowed down from 45 global startups the 15 that will present at its upcoming virtual pitch competition Nov. 10.