Ugwuoke Jacob
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World wide waste
From discarded plastic buckets to the production of rugs and prayer mats, the journey begins at the Hijazi Straw Mat Factory in Gaza. In a place where dealing with plastic waste is not just a choice but a necessity, the factory's story reflects the resourcefulness of its people.
By Ugwuoke Jacob8 months ago in Lifehack
World wide waste
Approximately half of every pineapple you consume ends up as waste. While the skin and core can be composted, they often aren't in many places. However, one innovative company has found a way to turn fruit scraps into natural soap and cleaners. The founder, lead by example, as he believes these products are not only safer for the planet but also for people - he even drinks them daily. [Music]
By Ugwuoke Jacob8 months ago in Art
Fake food in the world
[Title: The World of Food Counterfeits] In the world of culinary delights, authenticity often comes at a price. Did you know that it takes over 40 gallons of sap to produce just one jug of genuine maple syrup? This is why a single bottle can cost up to ten dollars. Supermarket shelves are flooded with imitation syrups that lack any trace of maple sap. This issue extends beyond syrup, affecting a variety of beloved foods, including Wasabi, vanilla, and truffle oil.
By Ugwuoke Jacob8 months ago in Criminal