Our very own Royston Kent participated in a fireside chat with Larissa Rose of GG Enviro discussing B & C's sustainability journey so far and sharing our wins, struggles, and future goals.

At B & C, we're committed to continual improvement, and that's exactly what's happening right now! We're diving headfirst into a transformative phase, where short-term adjustments are paving the way for long-term gains.

In the dynamic realm of entrepreneurship, the B & C Co-Founders (Wendy Kent and Royston Kent) share that collaborating with Business Leaders from across the globe epitomizes the essence of innovation and growth.

On Tuesday, we had the wonderful opportunity to host a group of third-year Chemical Engineering Students from School of Chemical Engineering UQ for an insightful presentation from our CEO Royston Kent and Industrial Designer Chiara Bortoli followed by an educational tour around B&C Plastics to see where our designs come to life and products are manufactured.

We recently welcomed the Bambu Lab P1S 3D Printer into our fold, and the journey since has been nothing short of extraordinary. Not only has this tool dramatically increased the speed and quality of our prototypes (an important stage of all Tooling/Moulding Projects), but it has also become a source of inspiration for our designers. Making changes to designs can be done quickly and efficiently, not to mention the testing process and viability of the design.

The Department of Regional Development, Manufacturing and Water and Logan City Council hosted an awesome Workshop today at the Kingston Butter Factory Cultural Precinct for Businesses to learn about "Achieving Net Zero". Penny Prasad and Jane Gaffel of The Ecoefficiency Group who are Sustainability Experts, gave a very informative Presentation, including how to implement sustainable manufacturing practices and reduce our carbon footprint.

This year marks a significant shift in Australia's commitment to a sustainable future. With several new policies and changes on the horizon, we're moving towards a circular economy that promises not only environmental benefits but also new opportunities for businesses. Here are a few upcoming changes you need to know about

As we step into 2024, our journey in the past year has taught us invaluable lessons that will shape our sustainable path ahead. Here are four key takeaways we're carrying forward