HomeBreaking NewsFinnish company Rens recycles coffee waste into sneakers and aims to become...

Finnish company Rens recycles coffee waste into sneakers and aims to become carbon-neutral

January 3, 2022

- Advertisement -

How do you like your coffee? Black? With milk? Or perhaps on your feet? A Finnish footwear firm has raised over $US800,000 ($1.1 million) to produce shoes partly made from used coffee grounds.

Click here to view the original article.

Tags
ABC News

- Advertisment -

‘That Was Eventful’: Hailstorm Lashes Canberra

Government intervention leaves the power grid in need of ‘micromanagement’

Finnish company Rens recycles coffee waste into sneakers and aims to become carbon-neutral

Key points:

Recently Viewed

Bailey was 'hungry' for higher honours. Now he's thriving with the Devils

Eat Street Northshore, Hamilton Review

Ex-7NEWS presenter Kay McGrath raises alarm as coronary heart disease remains Australia’s silent killer

US-Iran war: Centcom announces major strikes targeting Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps

FEATURED

Great White shark bites fishing boat off Sunshine Coast

Volcanic cloud from Whakaari White Island halts flights

Great Koala Count: Aussies urged to track sightings of iconic marsupials

POPULAR POSTS

Flash flood causes chaos in Grand Canyon

No shame in the democracy game

Addresses, licences leaked as building services company suffers data breach

POPULAR CATEGORY

FOLLOW US

Finnish company Rens recycles coffee waste into sneakers and aims to become carbon-neutral

RELATED ARTICLES

Recently Viewed

FEATURED

POPULAR POSTS

POPULAR CATEGORY

FOLLOW US