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- Issue 04 | 2021
Biobased toys - a playful introduction to the bioeconomy
With the help of toys made from renewable raw materials, the Agency for Renewable Raw Materials (FNR) wants to give German consumers an understanding of the big world of the Bioeconomy. - Issue 04 | 2021
Mattel PlayBack for more circular toys
Another recent program of Mattel (El Segundo, CA, USA) to reach their sustainability goals is recently announced Mattel PlayBack, a toy takeback program that will enable families to extend the life ... - Issue 04 | 2021
Barbies made from ocean-bound plastics
Mattel (El Segundo, CA, USA) introduces Barbie Loves the Ocean, its first fashion doll line made from recycled ocean-bound plastic. The collection includes three dolls whose bodies are made from 90 % ... - Issue 02 | 2018
Toys made from cellulosic plastics
Kando Concepts Ltd and Eastman Chemical Company collaborate in development of a new range of toys - Issue 02 | 2018
Fluffy friends - Waldorf inspired – stuffed with PLA fibres
Waldorf teachers believe that toys should be simple and open-ended. By giving children objects that are not highly formed and detailed, they can easily become more than one thing and give children’s ... - Issue 02 | 2018
Natural creative clay with a social aspect
Natural creative clay is made of particular top-quality materials and does not contain any preserving agents. Becks Plastilin (Gomaringen, Germany) have optimised both the formula and quality of this ...