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UBQ Materials: Unyielding spirit in the face of devastating loss
29.11.23|Michael Matias, Yaffa AbadiThe climate tech company lost two of its team members to the Hamas massacre. This is their story of resilience and the fighting spirit that characterizes our nation.
Inside UBQ Materials’ “crisis, recovery, and resilience plan” for 7/10
22.11.23|James SpiroThe company shifted focus from its broader mission to build ‘a world without waste’ and directed its efforts to help its immediate employees
UBQ raises $70 million to develop advanced materials from waste
13.09.23|Meir OrbachThe Israeli startup converts residual household waste diverted from landfills or incineration, including all organics, into an advanced thermoplastic material that is both climate-positive and highly recyclable
“The only way to combat landfills is to create alternative technologies”
30.04.23|Ariela KarmelJack ‘Tato’ Bigio, CEO and Co-Founder of UBQ Materials, spoke to CTech at the Food Waste and Sustainability conference in Tel Aviv about combating food waste and landfills
UBQ Materials raises $170 million to convert landfill waste into recyclable plastic substitute
15.12.21|Meir OrbachThe Israeli company has developed a technology that turns municipal solid waste, including all organics, into a climate-positive plastic alternative
Keter Group and UBQ Materials partner to bring sustainable garden goods
19.04.21|James SpiroThe Israeli partnership will help Keter reach its sustainability goal incorporated in its products
Creating a future: Sustaining the environment
04.02.21|CTechA chair and car made of waste, food trays from recycled raw materials, and nutritious and tasty, vegetarian milk-product substitutes. With the support of the Innovation Authority, three Israeli companies are developing innovative manufacturing processes and striving to realize the ecological vision
Israel’s UBQ Materials and Clairion declared winners of SustainIL Startup Competition
28.01.21|James SpiroThe companies were selected from more than 100 applicants in the Cleantech space

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