Our daily lives have been surrounded by plastic since its invention. Its low cost and simplicity of production have made it the most widely used material. However, it comes at a great cost to the well-being of the environment and the population. The rising awareness on sustainability have become a topic of governing with more and more countries beginning to regulate the use of single-use plastics.

Humans have relied on single-use plastics for decades and the likely truth is that the world will remain reliant on plastics, at least in the short run. It is a challenge to seek for a non-plastic substitute with all the qualities plastic have to offer. Instead of an absolute replacement, WINFA have made adaptations to make the use of single-use plastics acceptable.