THE RISE OF ALTERNATIVE LEATHERS Jul 24, 2023 ... transforming cacti into vegan leather. Made from cacti grown on their plantation, the cactus is known for its tough, thick skin, making it the perfect texture to simulate animal leather. So far, the company has created car seats, shoes, handbags, and even apparel used by brands such as H&M and Everlanel. And since it's made of organic material, their leather is breathable, partially biodegradable and doesn't contain any plastic- all pluses for the environment.— Rebecca, 25, MN (Cassandra Collective ...
MATCH ME IF YOU CAN Jul 05, 2023 ... meeting new people. The “world’s biggest singles social experiment” as the company calls it, aims to help people make organic IRL connections. With nearly 225k followers on Instagram since launching this spring, the company says they’re nearly sold out of their initial stock after launching in the U.S., UK, Canada, Germany, and Australia. They have plans to launch in other countries soon. ...
THE FUTURE MUSIC INDUSTRY May 23, 2022 ... the launch of SoundOn, an “all-in-one” platform for music marketing and distribution to “empower new and undiscovered artists.” Promising a whopping 100% in music royalties in the first year and 90% from then on, who and how musical artists are discovered is rapidly changing. As youth further harness their power to inspire virality in organic and unplanned ways, SoundOn is even helping navigate the unknowns through incubator programs, providing artists with audience insights, development tools ...
INNOVATIONS FIGHT THE CLIMATE CRISIS Aug 30, 2021 ... .” Inspired by our mother earth, their design concept focuses on organic substances that will replace plastic and create an end-of-use component that will be biodegradable or reusable. Gen Z and Millennials recognize that all solutions to our climate crisis may not be real today–but actions like Future of Water are tangible steps towards innovation brands can take now to ensure tomorrow will exist. - THE PARENT TRACK - Let’s face it–ad trackers are annoying (and creepy) when they appear to be listening ...
