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Estonian sustainable packaging company Woola that uses wool to replace plastic bubble wrap was proclaimed winner in the Sustainability and Greentech category at the annual LVMH Innovation Award competition in Paris; the French luxury goods giant created the award to recognise promising startups.
Woola is an alternative to plastic packaging. Their goal is to make fossil fuels redundant. We interviewed founder Anna-Liisa Palatu about its benefits.
Europeans throw most of their wool away before using it, a fact that has baffled Estonian textile designer Katrin Kabun for decades. Here’s her solution.
This line-up of stories will help you discover the latest happenings around the tech world, today. 1. Female-led startup, Woola, closes €2.5M seed round |
Some 55 billion parcels are shipped in bubble wrap every year. Plastic bubble wrap is reliant on fossil fuels and 98% of plastic packaging is single-use. You can imagine the adverse environmental impact of all this plastic. The founders of Woola were running an online e-commerce store and saw the packaging problem first-hand. The lack […]