A New Zealand-based company tests radioactive isotopes to determine the provenance of different products.

Recyc Leather™ uses smart recycling on natural leather fibres, to create a material that is highly durable and retains the properties of traditional leather.

Researchers are working to replace energy-intensive chemical manufacturing processes with solar-driven reactions.

Lactips’ milk-based water-soluble pellets mimic plastic and can be used for waste-free, edible packaging.

The World Economic Forum’s new blockchain-based Sustainability Map connects businesses of all sizes around the world.

Berkshire Grey’s robots pick, pack, and sort for omni-channel fulfilment, and can react to changing situations in real-time.

The app links the consumer to the farmer, making it easier to ensure the coffee is sustainably grown and responsibly sourced.

The show is an opportunity to consider the future of craft while reflecting on makers’ unusual uses of materials.

The chocolatier is using 3D printing to make products cheaper and more efficient.

Isle of Wight company turns punctured beach toys and other used plastics into backpacks, purses and other totes.

The solar-powered car can transport four passengers at 80kph and has twice the range of a Tesla.

Mi Terro is raising funds on Kickstarter to manufacture clothing made from milk protein that would otherwise go to waste.