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The sustainable product i choose is bamboo bottles it has the same use as all plastic water bottles but the difference is reusable and it does not harm the enviroment. the bottle is invented by Dhirtiman Bora, and it's still use for drinking water and other is is very eco friendly.

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The Sustainable pruduct that i choose is. recyclable plastic. the problem about indonesia is that this country have the second country that waste plastic. to solve it recyclable plastic that can desolve when put on hot water. this product can help indonesia lower the plastic usage and lowering the trash waste because this product can disolve when touch by hot water.

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My chosen sustainable product is cotton pad since you can use it over and over and that makes is sustainable other than the ones that you throw away after using it once, it has the same function as the single use cotton and by using this we can reduce the amount of trash and save your money so you don't have to keep buying new ones, they last longer.

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The sustainable product I chose is Bali Boo (Bamboo Toothbrush). Toothbrushes are normally made out of plastic and nylon and it is harming marine life. There are a lot of companies that are starting to sell eco-friendly products by using bamboo, but Bali Boo is one of them. Bali Boo has also collected over 6000 plastic on Indonesia's beaches. Besides bamboo toothbrushes, they also sell bamboo-made products that are eco-friendly, plastic-free, and top quality. They have bamboo straws, bamboo utensils, and even coconut bowls which are safe for living things. The main reason they chose bamboo is that bamboos are faster to grow and it is 100% biodegradable and compostable.

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My chosen sustainable product is a Bamboo Toothbrush, Most modern commercial toothbrushes are made of plastic. The handles are made of plastics that can be injected into molds. The most common plastics used are polypropylene and polyethylene.

In most commercially produced toothbrushes, the bristles are made of nylon. Nylon is a synthetic fiber (the first ever invented, actually) that is strong and flexible. It doesn’t degrade or break down in water or with the types of ingredients usually found in toothpaste.

Bamboo is a biodegradable product, so a bamboo toothbrush handle is better for the environment when compared to plastic, non-biodegradable ones. If you use a toothbrush with boar bristles, or remove the nylon bristles first, then you can compost your bamboo toothbrush when you're finished with it.

Many online stores located in Indonesia sell these specific toothbrushes, shops like Ecobabes on instagram and goaycer.

Disposing of a bamboo toothbrush isn't a difficult challenge,

Cut the head of the bamboo toothbrush using a pair of garden secateur. Dispose of the head of the toothbrush in the garbage bin. Dispose of the handle of the toothbrush in the green(garden waste) bin. Alternatively, place the handle of the toothbrush in a compost bin as the bamboo is biodegradable and compostable.

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my chosen sustainable is wood utensils. wood utensils are way better than the meta; utensils because they are heat resistant. you won't have to worry about burning your hand. the best wood to use for these wood utensils are hardwood. wooden spoons could stop whatever you're boiling going over for a split second, which might be enough time for you to take the pot off heat or turn down the gas, but it won't stop it from eventually spilling over.

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My chosen sustainable product is Robries which is a home decoration that uses recycled bottles for home decor.

It was founded in 2018 by a person named Tita Sabrina Maulinda, initially because of Tita's concern about the increasing number of plastic bottle waste and it cannot be decomposed in a long time.

Of course, this is a problem for the environment. Until finally Tita recycled this plastic bottle into a product with a higher value.

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The sustainable product I chose is beeswax wraps. Beeswax wraps is a reusable and sustainable alternative to plastic wrap and single use plastic, it's not only great for the planet but it can actually save your money in the long run. Just wash and reuse the beeswax wrap . Beeswax wraps main use is food preservation. It is breathable and allows foods to stay fresh longer, reducing food wastage. They're made out of organic cotton coated with bee wax, organic jojoba oil and tree resin, beeswax wrap is an alternative natural food wrap with antibacterial properties.

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The sustainable product I chose is Plepah. Plepah uses areca leaves to make sustainable food containers. This product is an alternative version of food containers made out of styrofoam, which is not an environmentally friendly material. It is said that if areca leaves are processed properly they could resist heat, water, and oil. Also, it only takes 60 days to get this areca leaf container destroyed.

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the sustainable product i chose is a metal straw. metal straw has the same used as plastic straw but the differences is that its reusable and it those not harm the environment. the metal straw was invented by the Sumerians and was used to drink beer this was created 6000 - 7000 years ago. now is used for any drinks including water, it is now use for every drink because people want to save the environment and want to be safe

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The sustainable product I chose is tote bags. Tote bags bring the same purpose as plastic bags, but does not harm the environment, its because it is reusable unlike plastic bags. Tote bags are also cheaper to make since it doesn't have to be mass-produced as much as plastic bags. Plastic bags harm the environment, because plastic bags are thrown into the ocean which can cause harm to the fish, and then the ocean waters itself, but tote bags don't because its reusable.

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The sustainable product I chose for this is paper bubble wrap. It's a wrap that's made out of paper. This product is used to wrap things for packaging. It's biodegradable, compostable and recyclable. This wrap also self-holding, so when you wrap something with this, you don't need to tape it. This product is from the brand Papel Pack. Normal plastic bubble wrap is recyclable but it's hard to recycle. So this is a more sustainable and better bubble wrap.

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B2P Pens (Bottle 2 Pens)
The sustainable product that I chose are pilot's B2P gel ink pens and ballpoint pens. They were initially made because, the Pilot Corporation of America did a survey and confirmed that the primary source of water for the majority of Americans is in fact by bottled water. Which gave them the idea to recycle bottled water and turn them into functional pens. The B2P pens are the first ever pend made from recycled plastic bottles  and they are made from 83% - 89% of recycle plastic bottles, also having a unique inspired plastic bottle barrel roll design. On top of that they are 100% refillable, meaning you don't have to throw it out when the ink is finished and instead just refill it.

Resources:
- Pen, P. (2018, June 28). Pilot pen offers alternative For TRASHED Water bottles: The world's FIRST Pen made from Recycled Bottles. Pilot Pen Offers Alternative for Trashed Water Bottles: The World's First Pen Made From Recycled Bottles. https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/pilot-pen-offers-alternative-for-trashed-water-bottles-the-worlds-first-pen-made-from-recycled-bottles-300070268.html.

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the sustainable product I chose is AllBirds SweetFoam. AllBirds SweetFoam is a global footwear industry has a big carbon footprint, as companies burn energy manufacturing and transporting their product and use petroleum to make components like rubber soles. AllBirds wants to flip the script with its new Sweetfoam flip-flop, a sandal made from sugar cane. That material is carbon-negative, which means that it actually takes carbon out of the atmosphere rather than emitting it. AllBirds plans to soon use Sweetfoam in other footwear as well.

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The sustainable product I choose is Studio Dapur. Studio Dapur collanborates with bamboo artisans in a small village on the galanggung foothill. Studio Dapur aims to cut the cycle by collaborating with the artisans in producing high quality artisanal bamboo. Making it higher in economic value so that the artisans are well paid.

Resources:

https://www.studiodapur.com/about

https://www.femina.co.id/biznews/studio-dapur-produsen-peralatan-dapur-berbahan-bambu

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Bamboo crafts have been so long underestimated for they are commonly made in haste and low quality. People know bamboo for a short term, even disposable usage. An irony considering bamboo is our future green material.

Studio Dapur aims to cut the cycle by collaborating with the artisans in producing high quality artisanal bamboo. Making it higher in economic value so that the artisans are well paid. We are committed in giving back to the village by sharing 10% of our company. The profit will be accumulated to Financial Support, Livelihood Improvements, Research & Development, and Productivity Improvements.

Our Master Bamboo Artisans, Pak Toto

Bamboo craftsmen are sure abundant in West Java. Yet, Pak Toto is one of a kind, that we call him an artisan, with more than 30 years of experience in bamboo craftsmanship. We met Pak Toto during our college studio project after scrambling from village to village in Tasikmalaya to find the perfect bamboo craftsman who could build our design prototype. Being awed by his skill, we were sure had found the perfect person to build our designs.

Pak Toto started his apprenticeship in 1983 with Chairin Hayati and Ahadiat Joedawinata, two senior artists in Bandung. The two started collaborative material exploration with a craftsman from Tasikmalaya to bring up the potential of bamboo in 1979 and found innovative techniques to craft high quality products. With well-designed products and lots of attention to details, they revolutionized bamboo craftsmanship in West Java.

They founded Craft Works which managed to expand and export the contemporary bamboo products - empowering tens of bamboo craftsmen in a small village in Tasikmalaya. Crafts Works operated until 2015, during which Pak Toto gained his outstanding craftsmanship and knowledge to craft aesthetic and high quality bamboo products. Now, their designs have become Tasikmalaya's classics. The techniques and skills are inherited to countless bamboo craftsmen in the region. Craft Works' legacy continue to flourish with many bamboo companies established in Tasikmalaya.

Collaborating with Pak Toto and his wife, Bu Ecin, we started developing and prototyping new products and launched Studio Dapur in the end of 2016. Our designs grow and adapt to the characteristic and specialty of the village: bamboo weaving and laminated frames, in order to empower the villagers inclusively.

Our Artisans Family

By July 2020, Studio Dapur collaborates with 10 full time artisans and 8 other partner craftsmen. Ten of them are women. Six are newly trained with no bamboo experience whose age are under 35 years old.

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Bamboo crafts have been so long underestimated for they are commonly made in haste and low quality. People know bamboo for a short term, even disposable usage. An irony considering bamboo is our future green material. Studio Dapur aims to cut the cycle by collaborating with the artisans in producing high quality artisanal bamboo.

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The sustainable product I chose are shoes made of recycled plastic from the ocean by Adidas. The shoes are made of recycled plastic bottles from the ocean which are collected by people then made into shoes by Adidas. This campaign was started in 2015 when Adidas partnered with Parley to turn marine pollution into sportswear. Adidas is developing a 100% recyclable shoe called the "futurecraft loop", which is planned to be available this year.

resources:

https://www.businessinsider.in/adidas-is-turning-plastic-ocean-waste-into-sneakers-and-sportswear/articleshow/70948890.cms

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Narrator: Adidas makes over 400 million pairs of shoes every year. Manufacturing that many shoes requires a lot of resources. But constantly creating new materials isn't great for the environment. So Adidas is turning to a different source.

Experts predict that in 30 years, there will be more plastic in our oceans than fish. And one study estimates that 90% of seabirds have consumed some form of plastic waste. All that pollution on beaches and in the ocean is harmful to both marine life and humans. So Adidas is trying to stop some of that plastic before it reaches the ocean. In 2015, Adidas partnered with the environmental organization Parley for the Oceans. Their goal? To turn marine pollution into sportswear. And they've made huge progress.

In 2019, Adidas expects to make 11 million pairs of shoes with recycled ocean plastic. That's more than double what it made in 2018. Adidas says the partnership has prevented 2,810 tons of plastic from reaching the oceans. But how are these shoes made?

It all starts at the beach. Parley and its partners collect trash from coastal areas like the Maldives. The waste is then sorted, and the recovered plastic is sent to an Adidas processing plant. Adidas uses plastic bottles that contain polyethylene terephthalate, or PET. And if it's something Adidas can't use, like caps and rings? Those get sent to normal recycling facilities.

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The processing plant crushes, washes, and dehydrates the waste, leaving nothing but small plastic flakes. The flakes are heated, dried, and cooled, then cut into small resin pellets. Normally, polyester is made from petroleum. But Adidas melts these pellets to create a filament, which is spun into what they call Ocean Plastic, a form of polyester yarn. Adidas uses Ocean Plastic to form the upper parts of shoes and clothing like jerseys. Each item in the Parley collection is made from at least 75% intercepted marine trash. And they still meet the same performance and comfort standards of Adidas' other shoes. Recycled polyester uses less water and fewer chemicals and helps prevent plastic pollution.

Adidas' goal is to replace all virgin polyester with recycled polyester by 2024. Currently, more than 40% of Adidas' apparel uses recycled polyester. You may have seen Adidas' recycled sportswear without even noticing it. Clothing made with Ocean Plastic has been used in college football, baseball, the NHL, the Australian Open, and more. But this doesn't eliminate plastic pollution entirely. Washing polyester clothing can create microfibers, which may end up in the ocean. Adidas suggests that customers wash their clothes less often, use cold water, and fully fill the machine each time.

But this is just the first step. Adidas is also developing a 100% recyclable shoe called the Futurecraft Loop. This shoe is made to be remade. Because it can be returned and broken down to create a brand-new pair. Futurecraft Loop is expected to be available in 2021.

With the help of Parley for the Oceans, Adidas is using readily available material to manufacture new products. Which is a big step towards a sustainable future.

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Adidas is turning plastic ocean waste into sneakers and sportswear

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Narrator: Adidas makes over 400 million pairs of shoes every year. Manufacturing that many shoes requires a lot of resources. But constantly creating new materials isn't great for the environment. So Adidas is turning to a different source. Experts predict that in 30 years, there will be more plastic in our oceans than fish.

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sustainable product i pick is evoware

Evoware is a socially responsible enterprise that elevates an environmentally friendly lifestyle and provides innovative value to urban society. Through its products, people evolve to be closer to nature and live a more responsible and sustainable life.

Evoware’s products are eco-friendly, biodegradable, and even edible. The products use seaweed as its raw material, such as food wrap, coffee sachet, soap packaging, and more.

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In Indonesia we have a problem with plastic waste, and some company had an idea to make plastic bag that is made out of cassava. TELOBAG is an environmentally friendly cassava bag mad from a blend cassava flour. If plastic bags in general can decomposed after 100 - 500 years, then TELOBAG cassava can decompose faster and don't need to take years.