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Last Week, the MyFibres team had the pleasure of attending the Baking Industry Trade Show, one of the key events bringing together professionals from across the global baking and food packaging sectors.

Households are the largest source of food waste, responsible for around 60% of discarded food worldwide. Most of this waste doesn't come from negligence, but from everyday kitchen habits: over-cooking, food sticking or burning and difficult clean-ups that lead ti edible food being thrown away. Food waste at home is also a climate issue. When wasted food ends up in landfill, it releases methane, a powerful greenhouse gas.

We’re excited to be exhibiting at the Restaurant & Foodservice Show, part of Food & Hospitality Week! It’s always great to step away from the day-to-day and see what’s new and trending across the hospitality industry. If you’re attending, we’d love for you to come say hello! Please use our code to save $49 and claim your free ticket: https://invt.io/1lxbc3f3m39 When? 25-27 May 2026 Where? ICC Sydney Meet us at stand G22! Look forward to seeing you there!

PFAS, know as the "forever chemicals", are linked to cancers, fertility issues, and immune disruption, and persist in the environment for decades. The EU confirms their extreme stability and growing health risks, with contamination detected across soils, water, and even rain. Europe Takes the Lead The EU is moving toward a universal ban on approximately 10,000 PFAS, reshaping industries from textiles to cookware.

As we welcome 2026, MyFibres sends warm wishes for a year filler with clarity, purpose, and sustainable progress. This new beginning reflects what drives us every day: making smarter, plant-based paper products that help cultivate better kitchen habits and support a more mindful rhythm in day-to-day routines. Built on the idea that simple, natural materials can improve everyday life, MyFibres enters the new year ready to keep transforming how people choose and use paper go

PFAS are synthetic chemicals used in non-stick cookware, food packaging, textiles, pesticides, and more. Their resistance to heat and water makes the convenient, but they don't break down, contaminating soil, water, and food. PFAS exposure has been linked to cancer, hormonal disruption, and fertility issues. At MyFibres, we believe sustainability and health go hand in hand. Our kitchen papers are: PFAS-free, Toluene-free, Made from 100% virgin pulp, Compostable & biodegradabl

Over the past few weeks, Southeast Asia faced one of its worst flood seasons in decades. Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Malaysia, and Viet Nam were hit by relentless storms and landslides. Entire communities were submerged, schools turned into shelters, and roads vanished under water. The human toll is staggering: over 1,250 confirmed deaths, hundreds missing, and millions displaced. In Indonesia alone, 604 lives lost and 1.5 million affected. These numbers represent fami

Just a few months ago, over 300 delegates from 33 countries gathered in Nadi, Fiji, for the Sixth Forum of Ministers and Environment Authorities of Asia-Pacific. This historic meeting was the first held in the Pacific subregion and set the tone for UNEA-7 by introducing five draft resolutions focused on: Accelerating circular economy strategies Promoting coral reef resilience Enhancing youth participation on climate action Strengthening synergies in multilateral enviro

Australia has just taken a step in addressing one of the most persistent environmental and health challenges of our time: PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances), often called "forever chemicals". After more than a year of hearings, site visits, and expert testimony, the Senate Select Committee on PFAS has released its final report, a nearly 400-page document that exposes regulatory gaps and sets out 47 recommendations for urgent action. "For too long, PFAS chemicals have

In last September, the Australian Climate Service released its National Climate Risk Assessment, a landmark report that outlines the growing threats posed by climate change across the country. And the findings are sobering.