Catia Bastioli
Porto Torres
I harvest thistles to make bioplastic
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At a time when the glut of plastic bags made from petroleum seems insurmountable, Catia invented a biodegradable bag that is the most eco-friendly in the world. We hope to see it everywhere in the near future.
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