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Julia and Jordy Kay have made a potato-based alternative to plastic cling wrap The new product is compostable - completely breaking down in just 18 days The couple are researching how to make a wrap out of fruit from Aussie waste They currently import the potato waste from the US which is expensive They sold $30,000 worth of stock in their first week, serving 2000 customers
For now, the product is sold online for $7.50 a roll. It is more expensive than plastic wrap, but two weeks into production supermarkets and big business are taking notice. "When you're trying to eradicate plastics, particularly in warehouses, there's not a lot of good options - so we're super excited to see Great Wrap coming to solve this problem," co-founder of Who Gives a Crap Simon Griffiths said. READ MORE: The environmentally friendly cling wrap can be thrown into compost.(Nine) Great Wrap can be thrown away into the compost bin at home, and it takes less than 180 days to break down int...
Wellbeing Wild 5 great Aussies making a real change with clean money Published on We speak to Jordy Kay from Great Wrap, Jeanine Hourani from Road to Refuge, and Nick Chiarelli and Tim Silverwood from the Ocean Impact Organisation to find out how they’r e creating waves when it comes to social justice and the planet Great Wrap Have you ever thought about how much cling wrap the hospitality industry uses on any given day? How much wrap do you think wineries use to encase their pallets of wine? What about non-hospitality businesses, which ship billions...