Pineapple peel, which is often discarded as waste, has vast culinary and nutritional potential that deserves to be explored. As well as helping to reduce food waste, using this part of the fruit can ...

For more, visit Ananas Anam, LifePack, and Fuwa. More from World Wide Waste Nearly half of every pineapple you eat ends up in the trash. But now, companies across the globe are turning the ...

Cutting a pineapple can be intimidating, but if you take inspiration from the traditions of Laos and Thailand, you can easily cut it like a pro.

An curved arrow pointing right. The Vietnamese company Fuwa Biotech is turning pineapple waste into natural alternatives to hand soap, laundry detergent, and more. Research suggests the enzymes ...

Tekcycle Ghana Lim­ited, a KIC supported agribusiness startup, says it is poised to transforming the detergent industry by ...

IIT-Guwahati develops sustainable biochar from fruit waste to treat industrial wastewater effectively and affordably.

The project, headed by Professor Mohamed Thariq Hameed Sultan at Malaysia’s Putra University, has been trying to find sustainable uses for pineapple waste generated by farmers in Hulu Langat ...

Guwahati: Researchers at IIT Guwahati developed an innovative method to treat contaminated industrial wastewater using fruit ...