
Published 14 March 2023
Manufacturing car interiors entirely from bio-based plastic and fabric alternatives could be viable by 2030, according to a new study by UK design group Callum. Working in collaboration with Turkish green tech company Ottan, it pinpointed coffee pulp, eggshells, red lentils, walnuts and rice as biomaterials suitable for auto engineering.



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