Water Environment and Research Foundation (WERF) recently featured Mango Materials in a technology spotlight. Anne from Mango Materials also gave a similar presentation at the 2015 IR2 Conference in Manhattan. Click here to see the tech spotlight.

Mango Materials has been selected to present at the Ag Innovation Showcase in St. Louis, September 14-16, 2015.  “Each year, the Ag Innovation Showcase features the most promising Ag start-ups and research projects pursuing solutions in ag-biotech, renewable energy, sustainable materials, animal health, soil & water, and farming technology from across the globe.” We are […]

Molly Morse and the Mango Materials team was featured in DSM’s “Science Can Change the World” campaign.  Four innovative scientists and engineers from around the world were included in the project.  We are honored to be a part of this project as we truly believe that science CAN change the world. To view the video […]

From January 21-24, Molly and Anne participated in the LAUNCH Forum at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center.  Mango Materials was selected as one of the top 10 innovators in green chemistry.  From the Forum program: NASA, Nike, The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and The U.S. Department of State founded LAUNCH to identify and foster breakthrough […]

Des King interviews Molly Morse, Chief Executive Officer, Mango Materials, at European Bioplastics conference in Brussels, December 2014. Click here to see the full interview on YouTube.

Mango Materials was awarded the Excellence in the Field of Technology Research award at CleanEquity Monaco 2014.  HSH Prince Albert of Monaco presented the award to Molly Morse in March.  Read more at Inside Energy and Environment. Also, check out the YouTube video of highlights from the conference and awards ceremony.

On Friday, March 28, 2014, His Serene Highness Prince Albert II of Monaco presided over the 2014 CleanEquity Monaco Awards Ceremony in Monte-Carlo. CleanEquity Monaco is the:“…world’s leading emerging cleantech conference [established by] His Serene Highness Prince Albert II of Monaco & Mungo Park, Chairman of Innovator Capital, to accelerate cleantech innovation and implementation and […]

“There’s a lot of different types of ways to make bioplastics from different sorts of plants,” said Molly Morse of bioplastics start-up Mango Materials. The different types of bioplastics are essentially different materials, so they all break down differently. “Bioplastics as a whole can give people, consumers, a false sense of responsibility, and I think […]

Mango Materials CEO Molly Morse describes her company’s process for creating bioplastic from methane. This interview took place on June 6, 2013, at the Sustainable Brands 2013 Conference in San Diego. See the entire interview here.

Problem: Plastics are useful and inexpensive but are manufactured out of fossil fuels, used once and then thrown away and create systemic health & environmental health risks. Solution: Develop biodegradable plastics that are less expensive than petrochemicals while having similar or better material properties. Breakthrough technology that makes it possible: Bacteria eat methane gas from […]