Egyptian startup NCTech is exploring opportunities in the field of nanocellulose materials, which could make several sectors more sustainable.
Little Jenaina provides an online platform for sustainable Tunisian companies to sell products to the largely untapped domestic market.
Baula, a Spanish manufacturer of sustainable cleaning products, helps customers protect vulnerable marine animals by cutting down on plastic waste.
ArtisaNature is an ambitious online platform for sustainable Tunisian artisans and farmers to sell their products to the world.
Founders of Jolla Concept Store figured out they can partake in helping the economy in August 2018, while sitting at a cafe in La Goulette, Tunis.
Nabila Mahjoub, 39 years old from the south of Tunisia wanted to start her own project hiring women workers, called Bio Vall.
Ambitious startup WashyWash is changing laundry habits in Jordan by replacing toxic dry cleaning chemicals with sustainable, higher quality alternatives.
Palovina is a Palestinian business that sells skin care and cosmetic products from Ramallah, and the company's entire range is 100% natural.
Amina Mango presides over a thriving, environmentally sustainable business specializing in skincare and cosmetic goods.
Epicerie Verte provides a marketplace for artisan businesses, and making it easy for eco-conscious customers to find the goods they need.
In Algeria, a woman examined a kind of cactus that is not widely used and rich in beneficial properties. Its vegetable oil is particularly rare and useful for the body
Dead Sea Pearls produces a line of all-natural organic beauty and cosmetic products, from bath salts to mud masks, anti-aging creams to salt and mud soaps.
