3D printing to pave a new pathway for Kenya

Posted on :Tuesday , 15th September 2020

The 3D printing industry continues to move towards industrialisation, and the technology is increasingly becoming part of the wider manufacturing ecosystem. With this rapidly evolving industry, it can be difficult to keep up with the key trends that are propelling the future of 3D printing.  

Though the 3D printing industry is still beginning  in Kenya, there has been a noticeb. . .

The Folding Plastic Furniture Market Is Projected To Grow In the Coming Years

Posted on :Thursday , 19th March 2020

The Folding Plastic Furniture Market has noticed a continuous growth in the last few years and is estimated to grow even further during the forecast period of 2020-2026.  

Acceptance of folding furniture is on a rise in most populous cities of the world.

Plastic folding Furniture is the furniture mostly made by plastic.  

Like for example the plastic fol. . .

Kenya's Plastics Industry On Course For Sustainable Success

Posted on :Friday , 13th March 2020

Since the beginning of the year, a new INTAREMA 1108 TVEplus RegrindPro with laser filter has been processing industrial and household waste plastic to produce recyclate at the company's plant in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi.

Mr. Green Africa combines social responsibility with technology and cost effectiveness.  

As of February, the young entrepreneurs have expande. . .

Unilever EA Launched Its First Fully Recyclable Plastic Packaging For Sunlight Scouring Powder In Kenya

Posted on :Tuesday , 4th February 2020

Made using 100 percent recycled malleable materials, Unilever East Africa has launched its first fully recyclable plastic packaging Sunlight Scouring powder.

The launch which is symbolic in closing the post-consumer recyclate loop marks a major step and pioneer example in creating a fully circular plastic economy for the Kenyan industry.

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Ghana, The First African Nation To Turn Plastic Waste Into Liquid Fuel

Posted on :Monday , 9th March 2020

Ghana formally joined the Global Plastic Action Partnership, an initiative dedicated to eradicating plastic waste and pollution worldwide, thus becoming the first African nation to do so.

Ghana produces 1.7 million tonnes of plastic waste annually, with only two per cent being recycled, according to the United Nations Development Programme.

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