Polish start-up company Biotrem (www.biotrem.pl) makes disposable, bio-degradable tableware from wheat bran. The company's project manager Dawid Wróblewski explains why and how they do it.
Thank you for thinking outside the box & making a product that is kind to Mother Earth. I look forward to your making beverage containers & straws! Then the world will be able to live again - as long as the product is made of something sustainable :)
I am just the journalist, who made the Interview. I am completely independent from the company. So for questions about the product I recommend to contact the company (www. biotrem.pl)
I am just the journalist, who made the Interview. I am completely independent from the company. So for questions about the product I recommend to contact the company (www. biotrem.pl)
Thank you for thinking outside the box & making a product that is kind to Mother Earth. I look forward to your making beverage containers & straws! Then the world will be able to live again - as long as the product is made of something sustainable :)
love this plate
Wow i love that kind of plates🤩😍❤❤
Sir would i make it?
I'm want this manifactry
can you address some people's concern
about celiac disease....
can't use any other plant material to make that?
I am just the journalist, who made the Interview. I am completely independent from the company. So for questions about the product I recommend to contact the company (www. biotrem.pl)
@@rainerlangen4090 Dear sir,
Please i can meet you sir then discuss about your product. My English is not proper please contact no. Send me.
But these products are not recommended for who suffering from celiac disease. What is the alternative?
I am just the journalist, who made the Interview. I am completely independent from the company. So for questions about the product I recommend to contact the company (www. biotrem.pl)
There are biodegradable bamboo plates
Nice product this product machine making address can be meet me
Where is this company situated
Poland
You will not say the problem because antitrust