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Can These Companies Solve The Plastic Waste Problem?
Originally published on CNBC Plastics are useful. They’re used to help make lifesaving medical supplies, lightweight, fuel-efficient car parts, and insulation for our homes. But
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Sustainability is thriving despite what you may read from the plastics industry! Footprint is scaling to meet the leading sustainability companies’ plans to eliminate single-use
Footprint Appoints Brad Lukow as Chief Financial Officer, and Steve Burdumy as Chief Legal Officer
GILBERT, Ariz. (April 1, 2020) — Footprint, a sustainable technology firm named to Fast Company’s 2020 list of the World’s 50 Most Innovative Companies that
Footprint Named Among the World’s 50 Most Innovative Companies by Fast Company
The sustainable technology firm is disrupting the materials science industry by eliminating single and multi-use plastic waste GILBERT, Ariz. (March 10, 2020) — Footprint, a
Sweetgreen to phase out toxic PFAS in food packaging
Fast-casual chain Sweetgreen has announced it is phasing out per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in its bowls by the end of this year. The company is working with the packaging company Footprint on an alternative that it has already begun to roll out in some stores.
Fast Company: Sweetgreen and Footprint partner to provide PFAS-free compostable bowls
Compostable packaging took a hit when it was discovered that they contained chemicals that would last forever in the soil. Now there’s a better, cleaner solution.
Footprint’s Chief Sales and Marketing Officer Keynotes the Venture Madness Startup Competition
This annual Venture Madness event is sponsored by the Arizona Commerce Authority and was held at the Tempe Center for the Arts on Feb 20,
Footprint’s Yoke Chung Featured on ABC15 Arizona
Footprint’s Chief Technology Officer, Yoke Chung, was featured on ABC15 to discuss how Footprint is transforming the food industry by replacing plastic food containers with trays, bowls, plates, and straws made of wood fibers. They’re recyclable and biodegradable, and everything is made at a 135,000 square-foot facility in Gilbert, AZ.
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