Ablycare Helps Local Homes Go Green with Eco-Friendly Acacia Wood Tissue Paper

March 14, 2023October 6, 2023 - by Business News - Leave a Comment

Ablycare, a Malaysian paper specialist, is offering eco-friendly tissue paper made from 100% virgin acacia wood pulp, in response to growing demand for sustainable brands in Malaysia. Ablycare’s toilet paper and facial tissues are toxin-free and designed for a variety of skin types. As two-thirds of Malaysians now opt for sustainable brands, Ablycare aims to help more Malaysians transition to greener lifestyles at an affordable price point. Singapore Granted Citizenship To 23,100 Foreigners in 2022 Complaints in Singapore are that the foreign males given citizenship enjoys all the facilities but do not have to do national service like the born, bred locals Lastest Malaysia NewsAsiah Tahar Acacia trees are fast-growing and can be man-made on a large scale, and Ablycare’s five-year tree planting and harvesting cycle also supports regulated forest conservation. Ablycare’s range of products is made entirely of pulp extracted from man-made acacia trees planted in a cycle specially curated for paper production. Green, Eco-Friendly. Sustainability. The company is reducing the felling of natural trees while simultaneously creating a renewable resource through acacia trees. Ablycare’s use of acacia wood pulp and strict adherence to ethical production practices also ensures that their tissues are free from toxins and artificial scents that are commonly found in mass-produced toilet rolls. Beyond environmental sustainability, the Majestix line of tissue products is also certified to be free of formaldehydes, a common chemical found in wood and its by-products that have been linked to leukaemia and certain rare cancers. Mark Tiong, Founder and CEO of Ablycare, says: “With limited eco-friendly tissue paper options in the market — and many of them clocking in at premium prices out of reach for the regular consumer — Ablycare found a solution in acacia trees, which are fast-growing and can be man-made on a large scale. “This way, not…

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Data-Driven Innovation Meets Sustainable PC Design: Concept Luna’s Evolution

December 25, 2022October 6, 2023 - by Business News - Leave a Comment

Imagine a future where we don’t simply discard used electronics. Rather, we harvest individual components for a second, third or even fourth life. Once the device itself is truly at the end of life, we refurbish and recycle it to incorporate these same materials into next-generation laptops, monitors, or phones. It’s a future where nothing goes to waste and the mountain of electronics discarded every year (more than 57 million tons, globally, to be exact) is dramatically reduced. Not only is technology dematerialised, but the materials we use fuel a robust circular economy. Thereby, reducing the need for new, raw materials. A year ago, Dell Technologies introduced Concept Luna– a breakthrough sustainable PC design, which illustrates a vision of how Dell can reduce waste and emissions, reuse materials and achieve next-level innovation. Dell Technologies’ Experience Innovation Group engineers have worked over the last year to further refine the modular design of Concept Luna, eliminating the need for adhesives and cables, and minimising the use of screws. Concept Luna These refinements make it easier to repair and dismantle a system. Concept Luna could dramatically simplify and accelerate repair and disassembly processes, making components more accessible and expanding opportunities for reuse. It can take recycling partners more than an hour to disassemble a PC with today’s technology, held together with screws, glues and various soldered components. With the evolved Concept Luna design, disassembly time is reduced to mere minutes. Dell even commissioned a micro-factory to guide their design team, resulting in a device that robots can quickly and easily take apart. Dell even commissioned a micro-factory to guide their design team, resulting in a device that robots can quickly and easily take apart. By marrying Luna’s sustainable design with intelligent telemetry and robotic automation, Dell has created something with the potential to…