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Weet-Bix packaging now 100% recyclable

October 28, 2021   /   Featured, News, Participants

From October 2021, Sanitarium Health Food Company will include the Australasian Recycling Label (ARL) on its Weet-Bix boxes, letting customers know the packaging is now fully recyclable – with the packaging of other Sanitarium products soon to be 100% recyclable, too.

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UNSW finalists announced in 2021 Eureka Prizes

September 22, 2021   /   Featured, News, Participants

Creating low-cost sensor labels to record food freshness, finding new ‘circular’ solutions via micro-recycling, and extending the lifespan of next-gen solar cell materials are among 10 UNSW projects nominated for the 2021 Australian Museum Eureka Prizes.

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UNSW spray dryer produces perfectly dry, 99.8% pure magnesium citrate

April 29, 2021   /   Featured, News, Participants, Projects

In an initial trial in the UNSW-EcoMag project, chemical engineers at UNSW were able to produce very high-purity Mg citrate using their state-of-the-art spray dryer. It’s a first, successful step towards EcoMag’s goal of scaling up to commercial production using the new process.

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EcoMag seeks $1.5b opportunity in global market for high-purity Mg salts

February 25, 2021   /   News, Projects

EcoMag Ltd, which turns Pilbara sea-salt waste streams into 99% pure magnesium compounds, is working with UNSW scientists to scale up production and, potentially, produce base ingredients for high-value foods, drugs and nutraceuticals.

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In the spirit of reconciliation, Future Food Systems Cooperative Research Centre acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their Elders past, present and emerging and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.