A revolutionary material

Zeoform is made from cellulose and water (and nothing else!). Cellulose is one of the key components that holds up trees and plants. It gives the stems and leaves it structural strength. Paper is mostly made up of cellulose and is a popular source of cellulose for making Zeoform. But other sources of cellulose for Zeoform can come from hemp, cotton, jute, kenaf, sugar cane and many more.

Zeoform is the revolutionary material that changes everything. The vision for Zeoform is a future in a sustainable planet where principles come before profits. Zeoform has the potential to be the world’s new plastic. Except this time, Zeoform will change the way the world works without damaging the planet. Zeoform can replace the use of materials such as plastic, wood and fibreglass without relying on petrochemicals or any other nasties. The true revolutionary aspect of Zeoform is that it is non-toxic and that it can be sourced from waste cellulose that would otherwise sit in landfill, be using up space and releasing methane.

In upcycling waste Zeoform can potentially lower the use of fossil fuels, decrease landfill usage, lower deforestation levels and most importantly create a greener economy, with sustainable and meaningful jobs.

The shift towards a more sustainable way of doing business is being heavily influenced by new ways of funding companies in a more democratic way, such as the growing use of Internet Crowdfunding. Also with the help of organisations such as LOHAS we believe that it is becoming easier and easier to lead a more sustainable life.

One day Zeoform will be used in every industry and become a household name, much like plastic did in the 1950s. Except this time the revolution is non-toxic and a sustainable material.