The relationship between seaweed and livestock has the potential to seriously reduce emissions in the agriculture sector. A possible Australian breakthrough!Research has shown that it only takes 1% of
dried seaweed mixed in to feed to disrupt methane production in
ruminants. The seaweed-infused feed can reduce methane emissions from
livestock by as much as 98 per cent.
Asparagopsis taxiformis, a red algae native to Australia,
reacts with vitamin B12 during digestion, effectively removing most of
the methane caused by the fermentation of plant matter in the animal’s
stomach.https://www.innovationaus.com/finalist-a-super-seaweed-that-reduces-livestock-emissions
Compostable stretch kitchen wrap business Great Wrap has launched its Australian-made compostable catering wrap for businesses across the country.
Made from food waste, Great Wrap initially launched a domestic
Compostable Cling Wrap, but now provides a solution for commercial waste
challenges that is suitable for restaurants, grocers, delis, bakers and
more.
The company also takes pre-orders for for pallet wrap.An easy solution for businesses to eliminate single-use plastics.https://www.innovationaus.com/great-wrap-launches-compostable-catering-wrap/?
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