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NaturLoop

NaturLoop is a material science company that converts coconut husks and bio-based adhesives into sustainable, 100% bio-based wood panel alternatives called Cocoboard. Founded in 2020 as a spin-off of Bern University of Applied Sciences, the company provides an eco-friendly solution for furniture and interior architecture while creating additional income streams for smallholder coconut farmers.

Manila, Luzon, Philippines

How they design out waste

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NaturLoop diverts coconut husks, which are typically burned, dumped, or left to rot, by upcycling them with a bio-based adhesive into Cocoboard. This 100% bio-based, E0 formaldehyde-emission wood panel alternative replaces traditional wood fibre and fossil-based binders in furniture and interior architecture.

What they do
Manufacturer & makerRecycle & recovery

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Manila, Luzon, Philippines80 more circular solutions within 60 km

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