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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



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.
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