You know to pair your drink with your food, but how about your utensil? Edible cutlery has been grabbing more and more attention in recent years as people try to limit the amount of disposable plastic ...

What happened to your eating utensils after your last meal? Chances are you probably left them behind, or threw them away in a nearby trash can if they were made of plastic – but now, thanks to a new ...

Some 40 million tons of reusable plastic cutlery get thrown away every year, most of them after a single use. This plastic can take up to 1,000 years to break down in the environment. Meanwhile, they ...

Narayana Peesapaty created edible spoons in Hyderabad, India, because he is fed up with plastic waste. Non-recycled waste is filling our landfills and contaminating the earth and its wildlife ...

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DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "Edible Cutlery Market by Product, Raw Material and Application: Global Opportunity Analysis and Industry Forecast, 2019-2026" report has been added to ...

More cities across the United States, including Seattle and Malibu, California, are banning the use of single-serve plastic food-service items like plates and straws, an issue McDonald's and Starbucks ...

Edible spoons a la "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" are now a reality. A Telangana, India-based company, called Bakey's, makes edible spoons, forks, and chopsticks. Its founder Narayana ...