#Biodegradable Polybags

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Brand Identity Design for Good Packaging| Liveblack

While exploring new markets or enjoying a slow walk doing window shopping while holding coffee in your hands, I’m sure you have come across so many products that tempt your shopping desires. However, a star product must have made you love its packaging design. Am I right or am I right? Good packaging is the sign of a brand that wants to be prominent in the ocean of competitor’s products.

Package design should be in a way where precise information is given. There’s a lot in the branding package journey and we will get them all.

Now the question is what makes packaging beautiful? We all heard, “Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder.” But does everyone have the same definition of beauty? Now that’s the point where you have to brainstorm. Because you cannot put a muffin in the box of pizza. To design a package, you need to understand the taste of your target audience. Research is a must when you are going to brainstorm for package design. Since packaging is essential to a brand, you must consider the customer’s profile to design brilliantly.

A beautiful package is enough to create a buzz around your brand name.

What are the main elements we can think of when discussing package design? What does the packaging design process include? Here, what matters the most is the material a package is made from, its shape, and its illustrations. All these three elements blended perfectly can make you the star of the universe or done terribly to get you the packaging design nightmares.

Brilliant packaging is what customers desire secretly. A brand can achieve distinctiveness by being more creative and artistic. Branding your business needs enough time and effort to not only tempt the customer base but also make them trust your brand.

The simplest question anyone can ask is how to describe packaging design. Well, the goal is to make your customers think about your brand when searching for a product like you sell. If your customers love how you’ve designed your packaging, they surely return to you again and again. In this digital age, some of them would love to share photos of product packaging on their social media. This can be an effective marketing strategy for you without paying a single penny. Your packaging design is a bonus to increase brand awareness. Work smart on it as the saying goes like this — the first impression is the last.

Do you know a good packaging design can affect the buying decision of a customer? You have felt this while going to shop. The market has always demanded unique packaging. Let’s take a simple example — if the pizza does not have cheesy cheese or tempting toppings, you’ll not pick that pizza up. Right? In like manner, if the packaging doesn’t have the touch of innovation, it can lead you to nowhere.

There are types of packaging design and not a single packaging design can do justice to every product. Simple, bold, clean, safe, or luxurious, there are many types of packaging designs available to cater to the needs of the product in it. You have to choose what suits your product the best and design accordingly.

One thing that has to be remembered is how pretty or luxurious the packaging is, if it cannot protect and hold the product in a safe and right manner, it is worthless. Overly designed and stuffed information won’t help your brand in any way. Cluttered labels, unclear information, and unnecessary content on the packaging are signs of poor brand packaging design.

To be authentic, artistic, and clear in packaging design, setting up a bar for the brand to make customers put their trust in you. Having packaging design ideas is good but an idea won’t do anything. It’s a long process where you have to consider your target audience for what kind of design or aesthetics they would love to see on the products they want to buy. Because every category of product needs to be wrapped with different materials, be it plastic, glass, biodegradable, paper bags, polybags, boxes, and many others.

Brand identity design includes everything from the logo, packaging, color palette, typography, etc. Packaging design gives you a chance to be more easily remembered than words. Good packaging conveys a message to customers. Designing a package is not only about impressing the audience but to creating a strong brand image, and making your products recognizable in the market.

A professional, clean, and aesthetically pleasing package design remarkably presents a product. We are a graphic design agency specializing in package design. We have years of experience in innovative and successful package design to make your brand stand out in the market.

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Global E-commerce Packaging Market Is Estimated To Witness High Growth Owing To Rising Online Shopping Trends

The global E-commerce Packaging Market is estimated to be valued at US$26.3 billion in 2021 and is expected to exhibit a CAGR of 6.2% over the forecast period 2022-2030, as highlighted in a new report published by Coherent Market Insights. A) Market Overview: E-commerce packaging refers to the packaging materials and solutions used for packaging products for online retail businesses. It plays a crucial role in protecting the products during transit and ensuring they reach the customers in good condition. The market offers a wide range of packaging options, including corrugated boxes, bubble mailers, polybags, and protective packaging materials. With the increasing popularity of online shopping, the demand for efficient and sustainable packaging solutions has witnessed significant growth. E-commerce businesses are constantly looking for packaging solutions that not only protect the products but also align with their sustainability goals. This has led to the adoption of eco-friendly packaging materials such as recycled paper and biodegradable plastics. The need for streamlined packaging operations and faster delivery times has also driven the demand for innovative packaging solutions. Companies are investing in technologies such as automated packaging systems and smart packaging solutions to enhance their efficiency and meet the growing demands of e-commerce customers. B) Market Key Trends: One key trend in the global e-commerce packaging market is the growing emphasis on sustainable packaging solutions. As consumers become increasingly conscious of environmental issues, they prefer businesses that offer eco-friendly packaging options. This trend has pushed many e-commerce companies to shift towards sustainable materials and practices. For example, several major players in the market, including Amcor plc and Mondi Group, have introduced recyclable and biodegradable packaging solutions to cater to the rising demand for eco-friendly packaging. C) PEST Analysis: - Political: Governments around the world are implementing regulations and policies to promote sustainable packaging practices. This includes initiatives to reduce plastic waste and encourage the use of environmentally friendly materials. - Economic: The rapid growth of e-commerce has created a lucrative market for packaging solutions. As online shopping continues to expand, the demand for efficient and cost-effective packaging materials is expected to rise. D) Key Takeaways: - The global e-commerce packaging market is expected to witness high growth, exhibiting a CAGR of 6.2% over the forecast period, due to increasing online shopping trends and the need for efficient and sustainable packaging solutions. - In terms of regional analysis, North America is expected to dominate the market due to the presence of major e-commerce players and the high penetration rate of online shopping in the region. Asia Pacific is anticipated to be the fastest-growing region, driven by the increasing adoption of e-commerce platforms in countries like China and India. - Key players operating in the global E-Commerce Packaging Market Growth include Amcor plc, Mondi Group, International Paper Company, Smurfit Kappa, DS Smith, Klabin S.A., Georgia-Pacific LLC, Rengo Co., Ltd., Orora Packaging Australia Pty Ltd, and Nippon Paper Industries Co., Ltd. These players are focusing on product innovation and sustainability to maintain their market position and cater to the growing demands of the e-commerce industry. The global e-commerce packaging market is experiencing significant growth due to the rising popularity of online shopping. The demand for efficient and sustainable packaging solutions has driven the adoption of eco-friendly materials and innovative technologies. With the continuous growth of e-commerce, the market is expected to expand further in the coming years.

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Jute Hand Made Bags By Chouhan Rugs

In recent times, there has been a growing trend towards natural and organic material products, and one such trend that has gained popularity is the use of jute handmade bags. Female youth, in particular, can be seen confidently carrying these Jute bags, considering them as trendy fashion statements. However, what many may not know is that the use of jute fibers to create various products dates back to our ancient times when plastic polybags or other synthetic materials were not available. Let's delve into the history of jute and explore how it has been used to create handcrafted bags for generations.

Jute Handmade Bags in jaipur in Modern Times: With the growing awareness about the need for sustainable and eco-friendly alternatives, jute handmade bags have made a comeback in modern times. Female youth, in particular, have embraced these bags as a fashion statement that reflects their concern for the environment and their appreciation for traditional craftsmanship. Jute handmade bags by us are now available in various designs, sizes, and styles, catering to the fashion-conscious youth who want to make a statement while being environmentally responsible.

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Benefits of Jute Handmade Bags:  handmade bags offer several benefits that make them a popular choice among consumers today. Firstly, jute rugs is a natural and biodegradable material, making it an eco-friendly alternative to synthetic bags that contribute to environmental pollution. Jute is also a renewable resource, as it is harvested from the jute plant, which requires minimal pesticides and fertilizers, making it a sustainable choice. Additionally, jute fibers are strong, durable, and long-lasting, making jute bags ideal for everyday use. Jute bags also have a unique rustic and earthy aesthetic, adding a touch of natural elegance to one's fashion statement. We taking care of both Fashion and environment so we made products in both the manner.

Preserving Traditional Craftsmanship by Us: We made jute handmade bags not only promotes sustainability but also preserves traditional craftsmanship. Handmade jute bags are often crafted by skilled artisans who use age-old techniques passed down through generations. We help to preserve the art and skills of traditional weavers and craftsmen, supporting local economies and promoting cultural heritage.

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Polythene or Jute Bags to Market?

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Mr. Mostakim went to the market a little early in the morning. Because fresh vegetables and fish can be found at this time. Whenever he bought some stuff noticed that there is no basket or bag to carry his groceries, and he forgot to take the market bag to hurry up today. Hence, vendor has put the stuff into a polybag and they will arrange the bag.

Always at the end of the purchase, he found that the items were kept in about seven polybags. Suddenly I saw a jute bag hanging in a nearby shop. The bag can be used for a long time, but the price is just a little bit more.

Mr. Mostakim thought and saw that he had seven polybags in the market. Suppose an average person uses five polybags to market. If one thousand shoppers shop every day then five thousand bags are being used every day.

After shopping, and coming back home, the bags are usually thrown in the trash. Then in 30 days from this market one and a half lakh bags are becoming the cause of environmental pollution. From one hundred such markets, one and a half crore polybags will be spread in the environment in a month.

On the other hand, even if a jute bag costs 50 rupees, if it can be used for 30 days, what will be the calculation? Of course, the huge amount of polybags thrown away will not pollute the environment. If 100% eco-friendly jute bags are left in the soil after use, they will rot and increase fertility. This means that the use of jute bags not only saves costs but also plays a role in decontaminating the environment. Jute is a biodegradable natural fiber stronger than plastic. On the other hand, plastics are non-biodegradable and obtained from refining crude oil that takes 400 years to degrade.

Jute is a biodegradable and extremely strong natural fiber, and decomposes in a matter of weeks. Plastics are non-biodegradable materials that take more than thousands of years to decompose, littering the environment for a much longer period.

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Reading Week Homework

For our reading week homework, we were tasked to research two brands that we find inspirational.

The first brand I chose was Lucy & Yak, an independent, ethical clothing retailer specialising in dungarees. I find the story behind the brand inspirational, as partners Lucy Greenwood and Chris Renwick began by selling vintage clothing on Depop out of their van, before finding a business partner in India, who started to manufacture their signature dungarees. The guiding principles behind the brand are comfort and sustainability, creating long lasting, high quality clothing with a focus on ethical working practices, both in terms of people and the planet. Lucy & Yak, as a brand are entirely certified by the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS), which means that all steps of the textile supply chain have been regulated to meet the 'requirements for both ecological and labour conditions'. Lucy & Yak also use paper mailing bags to ship their orders and biodegradable plastic to protect individual products, and are working to offset their carbon emissions, partnering with various organisations to plant a current total of 29,086 trees.

I think that Lucy & Yak's brand identity is unique, as the story behind the brand and the owner's journey is a driving force across all their advertising, including their website, Instagram and tiktok, allowing for a more 'personal' and community based relationship with their consumers. They currently sell online and have 3 stores in Brighton, Bristol and Norwich. I also feel that Lucy & Yak differ from other ethical or sustainable clothing brands, in terms of their use of a vibrant colour palette and bold graphics (often florals or patterns) in their advertising and on the products themselves.

The customer demographic for this brand varies but is predominantly women in their late 20s-30s, with inclusive sizing ranging from a UK women's size 4-32. Whilst a lot of the clothing could be seen as quite youthful in terms of it's bright colours and playful patterns, I think the primary demographic doesn't include teens, due to the price point being somewhere between £40-90 for a pair of dungarees and £6-£30 for smaller accessories, such as hats, socks and cushions/tea towels made out of deadstock fabric.

The second brand that I have researched is Stella McCartney, a luxury brand that produces high end, ethically sourced clothing, bags and beauty products. The brand has been strictly vegetarian, inline with Stella McCartney's personal beliefs, since it began, as well as having a strong focus on sustainability. Ways in which the brand promote sustainability include, using certified organic cotton, recycled nylon and polyester and 'clevercare', a garment labelling system explaining how to properly care for the clothes in order for them to last longer and therefore reduce consumer consumption. The brand also looks at sustainability in their packaging and since 2012, have only used paper that is FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) certified or made from 50% recycled content. Stella McCartney have also joined Fashion for Good's polybag collection scheme, collecting plastic garment bags from their London store and sending them for recycling.

Stella McCartney is a high-end brand, targeting wealthy customers and celebrities with clothing ranging from £200-£3000 and £50-£140 for beauty products. As well as online shipping to 40 different countries, products are sold in 46 stores across New York City, London, Paris, Milan, Tokyo, Shanghai and Beijing. One of the brand's most iconic products is the 'Falabella' bag, the 'original vegan luxury tote bag, characterised by its slouchy silhouette and diamond cut chain'.

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Inspired by the legend of Cleopatra’s death, this SUBSURFACE original textile uses organic striations to imitate a body wrapped by a serpent. This top has an off-the-shoulder fit with a sheer base and extra long sleeves. Pair this top with the Death of Cleopatra Pant for a full look.

For sizing, please see our measurement chart here. If you’re on the cusp, we suggest you size up. Don’t hesitate to email hello@subsurface.tv with any fit questions. Jos wears an XS.

Packaging: Our polybags are waterproof, reusable, recyclable, and biodegradable. Our mailers are made from 100% recycled materials. They’re reusable, compostable, and biodegradable. We’ve partnered with our courier to ensure each shipment ships 100% carbon neutral (yay!).

Circularity: At the end of your garment’s life cycle, please don’t throw it away! Our circularity program allows us to provide you with a free shipping label so you can ship it back to us. We’ll then work with a third party to strip the garment to its natural fibers and give the garment a second life.

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Biodegradable Polybags

Biodegradable Polybags are available from Eco Garment Bags. Biodegradable plastic bags are made up of natural products and they are fully compostable. Explore more- https://www.ecogarmentbags.com/

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POLYBAGS IN THE FASHION INDUSTRY: EVALUATING THE OPTIONS

There are five key material choices to look at when considering polybags – or equivalent packaging. These are LDPE (Polyethylene), recycled LDPE, bio-based LDPE, compostable plastic blends, paper and polyvinylalcohol (PVA). Each of these materials comes with specific trade-offs and their own unique qualities. The environmental impact of these materials differs, with recycled and bio-based LDPE being the lowest in greenhouse gas emissions, whilst materials such as PVA and paper fare less well. Compostable plastics are more difficult to assess due to the blends of bio-based and petroleum-based plastics used – but are generally quite good – more so if they have a high bio-based content.

Read this extensive study from fashion for good here.

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Choose slow. Choose eco.

Green Packaging. Can it help arrest plastic pollution and recover Earth’s environmental damage?

The rise of e-commerce in the past decade has unarguably been one of the major contributors to an upsurge in plastic consumption. The e-commerce industry supported innovations through fancy bubble wraps, branded duct tapes, airtight packs among others, to ensure goods’ safety, quality and aesthetic appeal. As for the environment, sheer neglect towards sustainability and lack of marketing has compelled us to ask the question - can we devise eco-friendly loopholes for such vital elements of our supply chain?

Plastic, the main culprit of this packaging problem, has been pitching towards large proportions of greenhouse emissions in turn contributing to climate change. Repeated and mass abuse of plastic lead to the recent introduction of 13 sustainable development goals by the United Nations rolling the ball for a conscious change in our decisions for a cleaner and greener planet. Thereby, the Buna team identifies plastic, a crucial yet dangerous foundation of the traditional approach to packaging, and takes ownership to change these established ways to modern and environment-friendly solutions.

So let's take a deep dive towards making our supply chain eco-friendly by unfolding the packaging problem.

Consisting of a mixture of Gen Y and Gen Z, the Buna team is sustainably aware and willing to work towards the support and contribution to a more mindful world in terms of fashion by constantly curating conscious alternatives to such hurdles. Therefore, we commence by going with 100% plastic-free polybags.

With loads of research and testing, we landed up with Cassava plastic bags. It looks and feels exactly like a plastic bag but the only difference is that it is not plastic. It is an organic polybag - put together exclusively from natural resources like cassava starch, vegetable oil, and organic resins. If you're thinking of eating it, well, go ahead! It is non-toxic. Due to its dissolvable qualities, it won't harm the water animals as well. This 'bioplastic' is a revolutionary solution to tackle the problems of traditional plastic as it is biodegradable and composts in just a few months.

Did you know? Around 30% of all clothes made around the world are never sold, according to the Australian Circular Association (ACTA). So what happens to these clothes? Well, it’s no surprise - they go to waste!

Hence, another major issue that needs our imminent attention is the waste problem of the fashion industry that keeps glorifying and contributing towards the rise of throwaway culture. However, the Buna team recognises this problem and therefore, Buna is a 100% made-to-order brand. They do not create stocks, which pushes their delivery timelines way ahead of fast fashion labels, but buyers are conscious of Earth’s burdens and problems today and are ready to wait for an eco-friendly product to arrive at their doorstep. Besides, this creates an opportunity to repurpose the waste material, the muslin fabric, by recycling and upcycling it into a raw fabric material bag with a pinch of refinement added with a buttoned closure. Lastly, to ensure the safety of our products, we place our packed garments in a cardboard box for undamaged delivery to our customers. Thus, this combination of recycled paper, cloth and nature bring us a step closer to making our supply chain more sustainable and eco-friendly.

That’s not all…

Do you know how many clothes are produced in a year? Well, let’s not go there in depth because it will take you a lifetime to calculate that. But each of these clothes has a hand tag which is usually made with a combination of unsustainable materials that cause havoc for the natural world. To tackle this problem, we have been using eco-conscious hand tags for the past 3 years to reflect our brand’s minimalistic approach. We have thoughtfully curated this innovative substitute as these are made from fabric waste embedded with seeds of either tulsi or marigold. Moreover, the plastic string that usually attaches the tag with the product is replaced by a jute string - making it completely plastic-free and environment friendly. The tag includes the description of the product and how to use the seed paper to grow a tulsi or marigold plant instead of just throwing it away. This helps us portray the holistic approach of our brand as an ally to sustainability and slow fashion.

By and large, the Buna team ardently believes in  giving back to nature and, so here is the beginning of doing so. Although one might never be able to reverse the centuries of ill-practices we have put our planet through, the only solution is to minimise the adversity by conscious efforts and maximise endeavours that reflect creativity as well as innovation in the domain. Source Link:  Choose slow. Choose eco.

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Noida firm gets IIT - R tech for making biodegradable polybags

Noida firm gets IIT – R tech for making biodegradable polybags

Roorkee : IIT – Roorkee on Tuesday transferred the technology for making biodegradable polybags to a Noida-based private firm. The firm, Agrsar Innovatives LLP, uses the institute’s technology for its commercial benefit and will manufacture environment-friendly polybags in large quantities. Noida firm gets IIT The chemical engineering department of the institute had developed thermoplastic…

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IIT Roorkee transfers technology to make biodegradable polybags

IIT Roorkee transfers technology to make biodegradable polybags

IEP DEHRADUN, September 21, 2022 The Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee (IIT) Roorkee has transferred the technology to make biodegradable polybags to a company in Noida. Professor PP Kundu of the department of Chemical Engineering at IIT Roorkee, who is an expert in polymer technology has developed a thermoplastic starch that will be blended with LDPE, thereby making LDPE biodegradable.…

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Mens Bamboo Shirts

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Mens Bamboo Shirts

Shirts are always is one of the most popular clothing for men, wherever you are, workday in office, on vacation or relax at home. crew neck in 1x1 rib which has nice stretchy and is good for you to wear. bamboo viscose/cotton fabric always give you a great experience of breathable, very soft, eco-friendly and anti-bacterial which have no harmful substances from the plantation, dyeing, sewing and packaging.

 Mens Bamboo Shirts-Product Details

Body

70%bamboo viscose 30% cotton single jersey

 Crew neck

70%bamboo viscose 30% cotton  1x1 rib

 Color

White, black, navy,grey melange, any customized colors you want.

 Size

XS, S,M,L, XL, plus sizes.

 Performance/Advantages

Soft, Breathable, Eco-friendly, anti-bacterial, odor resistent and Comfortable.

 Packaging

Customized pack incl. recycled paper box, biodegradable polybag etc.

 Why Bamboo Clothing?

Viscose bamboo is durable, stable and firm as a material. It doses odor resistant because it has the feature of antibacterial, which the bacteria doesn't do well in bamboo material and it's very absorbent and breathable. Because of its antistatic feature and luxuriously softness, it is very pleasant to use, and it's suitable for users with sensitive skin and it is non-allergenic and biodegradable.

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Global Bio-based PBS Market Industry Analysis, Growth Factors and Growth Opportunity Assessment 2027

Global Bio-based PBS Market

Bio-based PBS (Polybutylene Succinate) is defined as the biodegradable plastic which decomposes into water and carbon dioxide with the microorganism under the soil. It is an excellent biopolymer which shows high flexibility, great biodegradability, and heat resistance. PBS has high biomass utilization efficiency as compared to other bio-based building blocks.

Market Drivers

The growing demand for bio-based PBS from end use industries such as food, chemical, medical , and automobile is expected to drive the global bio-based Polybutylene Succinate (PBS) market growth during this forecast period. Furthermore, stringent rules and regulations regarding the use of non-biodegradable plastic such as polybag will positively influence the market growth. Also, the rise in adoption of agricultural applications such as for mulch films is anticipated boost the growth of global bio-based PBS market during this forecast timeline. Moreover, the high biomass utilization efficiency of such polymers and the rise in demand for smart packaging across the world are also contributing the growth of bio-based PBS market.

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Market Restraints

Issues in commercialization of bio-based Polybutylene Succinate (PBS) is the major restraint which expected to hamper the global Bio-based PBS market growth. Also, slow growth of Bio-based PBS may act as a restraining factor over the forecast period.

Market Segmentation

The Global Bio-based PBS Market is segmented into type such as Biodegradable, and Non-Degradable. Further, market is segmented into application such as Food, Chemical, Medical, and Automobile.

Also, the Global Bio-based PBS Market is segmented into five regions such as North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and Middle East & Africa.

Market Key Players

Various key players are discussed in this report such as DuPont, Succinity GmbH, CARGILL, Cereplast, Roquette, Avantium, Mitsubishi Chemical, Natureworks, etc.

Market Taxonomy

By Type

Biodegradable

Non-Degradable

By Application

Food

Chemical

Medical

Automobile

By Region

North America

Latin America

Europe

Asia Pacific

Middle East & Africa

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Juniper Publishers-Open Access Journal of Environmental Sciences & Natural Resources

Save the Mother Earth for Biodiversity

Authored by Kartikeya Tiwari

Abstract

The present mini-review highlight the current status of environment in brief and suggest the solutions to save the mother earth.

Keywords: Deforestation; Xenobiotic Compounds; Novel Microbial Strains

Introduction

World is facing the problem of environmental pollution, drug resistance, non-biodegradable compounds recycling, deforestation and species extinction (animals, plants and microbes).Increased industrialization and urbanization added to the deforestation. Unfortunately the man invasion and activity for exploitation of resources is increasing year by year. The upcoming challenge is to preserve the environment and save the green earth. A large number of fungi exist on earth and diversity of these fungi depends on geographical distribution and unique niches on the earth. Novel fungal culturesand their habitats are lost due to deforestation and exploitation of resources [1-5]. Several Scientists started working in the area but still require the further research and up gradation so that the process can be standardized. A large number of research laboratories still facing the problem in the preservation of novel microbial strains. (number of times the strains lost due to improper handling, wrong barcoding, lack of skilled man power, financial issues and migration of scientists to different places. Global committees focusing in this area and looking forward to sort out these issues [1-5].

Fill the Gap

Global committee members should come out with innovative ideas and generate funds for these issues to serve human mankind and next generation benefit. Plantation and reforestation is the demand of coming time to stop extinction of species (Microbes, animal and plants) and maintain natural biodiversity. Use of chemicals and heavy metals already spoiled the environment heavily. Xenobiotic compounds should be banned to save the future [4,5].

Conclusion

a. Usebiodegradable ecofriendly chemicals and stop the use of plastics/polybags and develop a standardized ecofriendly protocol to dispose non-biodegradable compounds.

b. Identify the sites of rich microbial diversity and come out with a solution to preserve these sites.

c. Distribute and spread the awareness amongst common people for the use of ecofriendly products.

d. Generate skilled manpower to sort out these issues.

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Biodegradable Polybags

Eco Garment Bags makes the most eco-friendly biodegradable polybags. Biodegradable plastic bags are marketed as more eco-friendly solutions. Explore more- https://www.ecogarmentbags.com/

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Fashion Companies Need to Encourage Customers to Recycle

And not just easy paper, but plastics

Look. Plainly: polybags—that crisp, clear film that lines and protects our e-comm apparel deliveries—are a problem. You know this, dear knowledgeable readers; we’ve written about it more than once, as have other key commentators, many times over. Yet despite all this textual, insider concern, nothing’s changing. Fashion companies continue to ship garments wrapped individually in their own plastic bags, inside either a cardboard box or another plastic mailing bag. 

We do this to prevent garment damage during transport. And look, there’s nothing wrong with trying to prevent damage. Hundreds if not thousands of hours, and certainly thousands if not millions of dollars, are behind the creation of these many transported garments. Every single sale counts, definitely. Moreover, it would be a waste of numerous other over-extended resources to unnecessarily subject the wearable fruits of our industry’s expensive and expansive supply chain to various elements like water, bugs, dust, what have you. 

And while there may be some plastic alternatives coming out that may help companies transition from use of environmentally harmful plastics to biodegradable materials, these [amazing] alternatives are not exactly available at the volume demanded by massive orders by massive companies—companies that need to continue to produce, ship and sell even while these new material science technologies rather slowly solidify. (We’ll discuss a lack of useful impact investing another time.) Nonetheless, there’s a small measure companies could take to atone for their inevitable use of plastic, and it has to do with consumer education. Put in incredulous syntax: why are companies not actively encouraging customers to make the effort to dispose of their packaging responsibly? 

I haven’t personally conducted a worldwide study on the assumed consensus that most plastic polybags and mailers end up in a landfill or, worse, the ocean. Indeed; Common Objective reports that half a BILLION of the clear plastic babies alone are produced and thrown away ANNUALLY. I suppose some semi-uber-conscious (ha ha) types, like myself, might save a small bag to use as a liner in a bathroom’s mini trash bin or as a liquid toiletry case for travel. But for everyone else just trying  to keep their homes clean, and—the biggest problem here—lacking awareness of or access to proper recycling bins and facilities, the efficient disposal vessel for these transparent, good-for-nothing-else slips is known as the trash. 

We’re repeating ourselves and the Internet. 

As just said, the problem is that probably 99% if not 99.9% of polybags are made of PET film that, like plastic bags, plastic wraps, plastic envelopes and other plastic films, cannot be recycled in most curbside recycling bins the way cardboard or paper packaging can. (A few high-income neighborhoods in “conscious” cities like Los Angeles stand alone as exemplary, if not irrelevant, exceptions.) 

What a lot of people don’t realize, however, is that you can take some of these soft plastic items to local retail stores—such as Whole Foods or other grocery stores—where they collect plastic grocery bags for recycling. When I worked behind the scenes at a fabulous apparel start-up called ADAY, we would accumulate piles of polybags and then pay our employees to take the massive piles to Whole Foods. WF was not exactly amused by the quantity, to say the least. But can you imagine: if Whole Foods is upset that we dropped off maybe 100+ bags from one tiny company, how pained is Mama Earth trying to swallow up the rest of the world’s companies’ half a billion? 

My argument is that companies need to go one step further, and encourage their customers to collect and recycle these soft plastics as well. Why not? If Doing Good is the new Being Cool, companies need to amplify their concern for their own shortcomings, while bringing customers on board on the journey toward collaborative sustainability. (It will only work when we all are on board, no?) 

Some ideas to get the message out: 

Include a lively note in a customer’s email order confirmation about the importance of plastic polybag recycling, with links to information and resources. 

Send out a newsletter specific to the topic, educating customers and encouraging them to join in the effort. 

Include a line, if the order information is printed and included in the packaging, about the importance of recycling the packaging in which the order arrived. 

Team up with eco-conscious creative youths on TikTok to showcase trendy and conscious brand ambassadors doing their part to recycle the byproducts of their shopping addictions. 

Post Instagrams showing customers saving their polybags and reusing or recycling them. Repeat these posts. 

Organize a Plastics Recycling Campaign Week, in which all social media is devoted to the cause of educating customers about the value of carefully recycling soft plastics. 

Devote a page of your company website to recycling education and recycling resources. 

It’s extra effort on everyone’s part, to be sure. Companies have enough direct-to-consumer marketing to tackle without also having to highlight the unprofitable topic of waste management. And customers are busy, and don’t always have the time or mindset to collect their polybags and remember to bring them to a special recycling drop-off location. But we all need to work together, and work a little harder, to offset a habit that needs to change sooner rather than later.