For more, visit Ananas Anam, LifePack, and Fuwa. More from World Wide Waste Nearly half of every pineapple you eat ends up in the trash. But now, companies across the globe are turning the ...

Cutting a pineapple can be intimidating, but if you take inspiration from the traditions of Laos and Thailand, you can easily ...

An curved arrow pointing right. The Vietnamese company Fuwa Biotech is turning pineapple waste into natural alternatives to hand soap, laundry detergent, and more. Research suggests the enzymes ...

This is set to double by 2030. Ananas Anam is transforming pineapple waste into eco-friendly textiles, addressing both agricultural waste and fast fashion's environmental impact. With pineapple ...

I hear that this year, a certain osmanthus pineapple ball was nearly as hot as a Taylor Swift ... South Korea’s jongnyangje or waste disposal system, for instance, has achieved nearly 100 per cent ...

For such a large and beautiful bounty of fruit in each pineapple, you'll want to use as much of it as possible. As culinary director of New York-based Rethink Food, reducing food waste is a big ...