Kao develops new technology to fend off pollen and dust on skin
The convexo-concave film was found to stop the adhesion of pollen and dust on skin, which are known to cause irritation, such as itchiness…
Source: www.cosmeticsbusiness.com
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Sustainable September
We’re launching and updating our Sustainable Diets pages throughout September and inviting you to check back regularly to work through the information. There will be: Updates to our One Blue Dot toolkit Exciting webinars, Supporting activities like Recycle Week & British Food Fortnight New projects from our corporate partners, including new resources from our Sustainable Hacks competition winners. Full schedule coming soon. Keep up with the latest updates by following #BDASustainableSeptember on social media, and please use the hashtag to let us know what you’re doing to be sustainable this month!