Making a Difference One Chopstick At A Time

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Making a Difference One Chopstick At A Time

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Every chopstick is perfect, slender, and defect-free, making them ideal to develop into an
innovative engineered material whilst minimising the environmental impact and creating sustainable solutions.

ChopValue upcycle the chopsticks into furniture and homeware including dining tables, chopping boards, shelves and wall tiles to absorb noise in restaurants.

https://chopvalue.com/pages/our-story

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Lynn Wood @ 2020.07.11 3:10 PM
Good example of recycling to reduce waste. I especially like the idea of wall tiles to absorb noise in restaurants.

By Madeline Cunningham

10 July 2020

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