Core Insights - Notpla has partnered with Kwalitaria to supply seaweed-coated trays and containers to replace plastic packaging, supported by Conpax for logistics [1][2] - The initiative will be implemented across all 160 Kwalitaria outlets in the Netherlands, aiming to test the performance of Notpla's technology in high-volume quick-service restaurant settings [2] - Notpla recently secured €4 million ($4.66 million) in Horizon Europe funding to develop fully compostable coffee cups, furthering its commitment to plastic-free solutions [3] Group 1 - Notpla's seaweed-coated trays are fully free of plastic and microplastics, and can be composted at home [1] - The partnership with Kwalitaria is seen as a benchmark for plastic-free packaging in real-world quick-service restaurant environments [2] - Conpax will facilitate the distribution of the new trays across Kwalitaria's network [2] Group 2 - The funding from Horizon Europe will focus on developing disposable coffee cups that are completely home compostable and free from plastic coatings [3] - Imperial College London has collaborated with Notpla to implement seaweed-based packaging at its campus, aiming to reduce single-use plastics [3][4] - This initiative aligns with Imperial's Sustainable Imperial strategy, which addresses climate change and promotes new technologies [4]