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ECOR As A Viable Alternative Material To Plastics – Ocean Litter No More
During the G20 Japan/EU 2019 Joint Networking on Marine Plastic Litter in Tokyo, Japan, our own Sann Carriere presented ECOR as a viable alternative to combat marine plastic litter. The purpose of this event (held on October 8th 2019) was
The Sustainable Exhibition Stand built with ECOR
Pistor, the Swiss bakery and catering company had decided to use recyclable and pollutant-free materials for their exhibition stand at the Swiss Trade Fair for Bakery, Patisserie and Confectionery Requirements (FBK) in 2016, as well as for several other events.
The Future of Waste-based Materials & Design for Disassembly with ECOR
The Future of Waste-based Materials, and Design for Disassembly with ECOR By Purva Chawla (click here to read the original) What sets ECOR apart from traditional materials like wood, MDF, and particleboard? ECOR has begun disrupting the commodity material market
ECOR partners with The Embassy of Sustainable Design during Dutch Design Week 2019
ECOR part of Embassy of Sustainable Design during Dutch Design Week Circular economy requires cooperation and sharing of knowledge Together we can create an impact on the road to a circular economy and a more sustainable way of life: business,
#GREENGRIDZ: TRIBOO launches circular furniture panels using ECOR
#GREENGRIDZ – TRIBOO launches circular furniture panels using ECOR #GREENGRIDZ is the product of Triboo’s circular economy ambition to create healthy, sustainable work environments. #GREENGRIDZ is made by laser cutting and shaping FlatCOR panels into a GRID formation. This framework
Design Tiger Bar made from spent grain ECOR panels at Jewel Building Changi Airport
In collaboration with Tiger Beer’s (Heineken Asia Pacific), ECOR co-created a premium product & brand experience at the first-in-the-world Tiger’s Den in the new Jewel Building on Changi Airport Singapore, which opened on the 17th of April 2019. As one
Ricardo receives Master’s degree in Management and Corporate Sustainability
Meet Ricardo Weigend, our Circular Economy Business Developer for the UK, and former Circular Economy leader at Heineken Mexico, who introduced the organization to The Circular Economy. Business Because, the first ‘niche network’ connecting more than 40,000 members from business,
Memorandum of Understanding signed in Tokyo
First Japan – The Netherlands collaboration on Circular Furniture is a fact On the occasion of the G20 meetings in Japan and in anticipation of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics and the 2025 World Expo in Osaka: the first prototypes of
ECOR attendance at Futurebuild 2019 in London
Futurebuild – previously called ECObuild – is the evolution of ecobuild and shows a bold vision of the future. Every year it brings opinion-shapers, decision-makers and product innovators together to explore the latest technologies. ECOR was part of the three
Indian & Dutch companies sign agreement to create circular value chain for paddy straw
The burning of paddy straw on rice fields causes serious environmental and public health hazards throughout India. This, yet it is the quickest and cheapest way to prepare the land for the new season. However, the currently burnt paddy straw
Circular office furniture with a business case
In late 2017, we saw an opportunity to combine complementing technologies, ECOR’s only natural fiber based panels with DSM-Niaga’s click-and-unclick adhesive to create fully recyclable, healthier alternatives to particleboard. Recently, the first DSM-Niaga® ECOR® Panels (NEPs) made from residual materials
Frontrunners co-develop healthy and circular inner wall system
Located in the middle of the Randstad and overlooking Schiphol, office building ‘Pharos’ does not offer square meters of floor space, but cubic meters of healthy working space Constructed in 2003, the building consists of a total of 22,000 m2 divided over