With 430 million tons of plastic waste generated annually and less than 10% of it recycled, the plastic crisis is out of control. Thankfully, HIRO Technologies is creating a new path forward ...

You can then place it in a plastic bag kept only for nappies, tie it up and put it in the outside rubbish bin. Disposable nappies can't be recycled, but some councils do offer a disposable nappy ...

HealthyBaby, the pioneering leader in baby essentials designed for developing brains and bodies, unveils SMARTYPANTS™ the first-ever EWG Verified Safe and Plastic-Neutral Newborn Diaper and ...

That’s the idea behind a new product launched by an Austin, Texas-based startup that sells disposable diapers paired with fungi intended to break down the plastic. Each of Hiro Technologies’ ...

More Cotton, Less Plastic™ Our innovation is unmatched in the baby care industry. Cottonsie™ has replaced plastic with 100% breathable cotton in key diaper layers, including the top sheet ...

Hiro’s ultimate goal is far more ambitious: “to create the world’s first shelf-stable, plastic-eating fungi,” Agrawal says. Parent company Hiro Technologies eventually intends to sell the ...