Most of the world’s microplastic pollution comes from the clothes we discard.
When they lie buried in landfills, they release plastic fibres that make their way into the water we drink, the food we eat and the air we breathe. Although plastic is man-made, a natural process can break it down and return it to the Earth.
PLSTC has designed and bio-engineered naturally occurring bacteria with the power to transform plastic waste into edible food, resulting in reduced pollution and a revolutionary shift of the food supply chain.
It works a little something like this: a plastic garment is “fed” to PLSTC’s bio-engineered bacteria. The bacteria then eat away at the plastic, gradually breaking it down into its basic chemical components. When the bacteria have done their bit, the plastic waste has been converted into synthetic proteins, carbohydrates and fats.
Full of nutrients and ready to be served. Bon appetite.
Company Details
- Founded
- -
- Address
- 306 Albert St, Shop 17,australia
- Industry
- Biotechnology
- Website
- http://fashiontofood.com
- HQ
- Brunswick, VIC
Plstc Questions
Plstc's website is http://fashiontofood.com
Plstc's LinkedIn profile is https://au.linkedin.com/company/plstc
Plstc's industry is
Biotechnology
Plstc's top competitors are
Oliveira Lab,
Duke Center For Quantitative Biodesign,
Otago Medical Research Foundation.
Plstc's categories are Biotechnology
Plstc's founding year is 2022
