IBM

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"Turning greenhouse gas into a resource with blockchain-backed technology."

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09/12/2019

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WWD

 

"These minimal luxury accessories are proving grounds for regenerative and bio-based materials."

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09/24/2020

Fast Company

 

"A new material that could simultaneously help tackle the challenges of climate change and ocean plastic."

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09/24/2020

Esquire

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"Your days of oppression and disappointment at the hands of paper straws are behind you."

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09/24/2020

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Yahoo Finance​

 

"By consuming greenhouse gas as a resource... AirCarbon has a net carbon-negative cradle-to-gate carbon footprint."

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09/25/2020

Optimist Daily

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"Carbon-negative straws that look and feel like real plastic but break down naturally."

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09/25/2020

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Sustainable Brands

 

"Meet Covalent: The world’s first regenerative, carbon-negative fashion brand made with AirCarbon."

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10/01/2020

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EcoWatch

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"Carbon-Negative Straws and Cutlery Could Help Stop Plastic Pollution."

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10/03/2020

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India Times​

 

"A new material that looks and behaves like plastic, but instead of staying forever in the oceans, it is extremely biodegradable."

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10/12/2020

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CNN

 

"Because AirCarbon uses gasses from the atmosphere, the products are carbon negative."

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10/19/2020

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Fashionista

 

"AirCarbon's environmental stats are impressive."

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11/11/2020

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Vogue

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"Covalent products are not only animal-free, but regenerative, and carbon-negative too."

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11/12/2020

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Robb Report

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"The fruit of 17 years of research and development, this game-changing technology is upping the ante on what it means for fashion to be environmentally friendly."

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11/13/2020

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Medium

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A podcast interview with Mark Herrema of Newlight Technologies.

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11/13/2020

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Waste 360​

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"Newlight’s innovation gets some help from microorganisms found in the ocean."

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12/21/2020

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Now This​

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"AirCarbon can be molded just like plastic to make single-use biodegradables like straws and cutlery."

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01/04/2021

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The Manual​

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"A sleek and sharp wallet that just so happens to be carbon-negative."

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01/08/2021

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Carryology​

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“These Californian designed, Italian made sunglasses have been a great revelation to me.”

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01/12/2021

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Design Milk​

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"Using the same meticulous attention to detail as traditional luxury fashion houses."

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01/20/2021

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Popsugar​

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“With each handbag backed by blockchain technology, every step of Covalent's production process is trackable.”

01/26/2021

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Barron's​

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"The material is actually meltable and can be purified and molded into myriad uses."

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01/28/2021

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ExBulletin​

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"A palliative response to the considerable impact of fashion on the environment."

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01/29/2021

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3BL Media​

 

 

An interview with Mark Herrema of Newlight Technologies.

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01/29/2021

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Vogue​

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"Replicating a natural process found in microorganisms in our oceans!"

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01/30/2021

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Restaurant News​

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"Certified carbon negative by Carbon Trust and SCS Global, meaning they actually reduce carbon in the atmosphere."

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03/03/2021

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Shake Shack​

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"We’re Joining Forces with Restore Foodware to Pilot Sustainable Cutlery and Straws."

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03/03/2021

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QSR Magazine

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"Shake Shack is introducing AirCarbon cutlery and straws at select locations by joining forces with Restore Foodware."

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03/03/2021

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Mashed

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"With any luck, you can plan to see ripples made across the restaurant industry as a result of this green initiative."

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03/03/2021

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Trendhunter​

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"AirCarbon is and made without synthetic plastics, glues, or PLA."

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03/03/2021

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Forbes​

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"After ten years of development, the company was able to produce a cost-effective and carbon-negative biomaterial."

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03/05/2021

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MSN​

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"A natural and regenerative foodware brand that launched in 2020 to help end the flow of plastic into the ocean by replacing it with AirCarbon®

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03/05/2021

Brightly​

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"Unlike soggy pasta straws, these products truly feel like the eco-friendly and sustainable products of the future. "

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03/21/2021

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