DAY1LAB STORY


Technology for the coexisting worldbetween human beings and the environments

ENVIROMENT*HUMAN

Connecting people and environments

Under the vision of “creating sustainable convenience”,
we developed and commercialized a material that is innocuous to the environment and human beings.
We perform as a link for the world where environments and human beings can coexist.

TECHNOLOGY*EVERYDAY LIFE

Changing daily life with our technology.

DAY1LAB has professional materials-production technologies which are innocuous to nature.
We innovate our everyday life with a plastic alternative material free from microplastic generation and greenhouse gas emissions.
We promise an unchanging daily life where people can consume freely and nature can retain its beauty via our technology.

Creating Sustainable Convenience

Plastic threats

Annually, 2.7 billion tons of plastic products are produced and consumed due to the easy manufacturing process.
End-of-life plastic products are bringing critical ecological issues because abandoned non-degradable plastics in soil and ocean work as a source of microplastic. In particular, microplastics affect the bloodstream and lymphatic system within the human body and threaten the health of human beings.

Soil and Marine Plastic Waste

Non-degradable plastic wastes in the soil and ocean
release harmful substances and pollute the soil and ocean.

8,000,000

해양유출 플라스틱 폐기물량 (ton) | Out World in Data

Microplastic

Refers to plastic particles having a diameter of 1μm (micrometer/millionth of a meter) to 5mm. Tiny microplastic is created by weathering or solar decomposition of bigger plastic chunk.

2,000

1주일간 미세 플라스틱 섭취량 (개) | WWF

Carbon Emissions

Hazardous materials and greenhouse gases are generated during the production, consumption, and disposal of plastics.

1,670,000,000

플라스틱 탄소 배출량 (ton) | Nature Climate Change

DAY1LAB’s solution

Degradation test

Innocean constituted of natural carbohydrates polymers and proteins has excellent decomposability without generating microplastics and substitutes existing fossil fuel-derived plastics.