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Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurants Partners with the SAG Awards® as the Official Wine Partner and Presenter of the SAG Awards Green Room - Vimarsana News

Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurants Partners with the SAG Awards® as the Official Wine Partner and Presenter of the SAG Awards Green Room

/PRNewswire/ -- Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurants, home of the world's largest wine club and 55 restaurant locations, announced today that they would return...

Malaysian entrepreneur turns pineapple leaves into paper - Vimarsana News

Malaysian entrepreneur turns pineapple leaves into paper

Engineering graduate Asna Nabihah Aziz gets 2,000 sheets of A3 size paper from one-tonne pineapple leaves.

Malaysian researchers breathe new life into pineapple waste - Vimarsana News

Malaysian researchers breathe new life into pineapple waste

Upcycling pineapple waste goes a long way towards promoting environmental sustainability.

NEXTEVO works with Farmers to Transform Agricultural Waste into Sustainable Textiles - Vimarsana News

NEXTEVO works with Farmers to Transform Agricultural Waste into Sustainable Textiles

/PRNewswire/ -- NEXTEVO announces the launch of its sustainable fibers and yarns made from pineapple leaves, a common agricultural waste from pineapple...

Notes on Craft | Natascha Bruce - Vimarsana News

Notes on Craft | Natascha Bruce

‘The reader doesn’t need to have answers, but they do need to have theories.’ Lake Like a Mirror. In Chile it is morning and I am sitting down to write about translating Sok Fong’s stories. She tells me that in her piece she might write about ambiguity and my immediate thought is that in this case I might write about amphibians. When I was younger, I used to mix the two words up – ambiguous, amphibious: such similar forms, all those syllables – and even now that I know better, I think of them as related: both make me think of a murky colour, some sort of greenish-grey; watery.

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