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UBQ Materials bags best invention award

Materials from waste producer UBQ Materials has been honoured in TIME’s annual Best Inventions list, which features 200 extraordinary innovations solving compelling problems in creative ways and changing our lives. UBQ Materials was recognised as a winning innovation in the Reuse & Recycle category for inventions reducing overconsumption. The company’s bio-based thermoplastic, UBQ, serves as a sustainable…

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