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SWITCH Singapore: Sustainability startups see growing demand from corporates

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Sophie’s BioNutrients, Ubiik and Intello Labs also note new trends in technology and supply chain arising from the Covid-19 pandemic, across the food, manufacturing and e-commerce sectors

More corporates are embracing sustainability, seeking solutions from startups like Sophie's BioNutrients, Ubiik and Intello Labs to help them shift to renewables and upcycling industrial waste, the companies said at the launch of the 2021 SWITCH Singapore online conference earlier this week.
All three startups competed in the previous SWITCH Slingshot pitch challenges in 2017, 2019 and 2020, respectively. In a panel titled Tech & the Transition to Sustainability on August 4,  Eugene Wang, CEO and co-founder of Sophie's BioNutrients; Clément Dieudonné, Director of Corporate Strategy...

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