The toys are made from bioplastics, starch, and pea husk residues and break down by 90% in industrial composters within four months. They are free from artificial additives and allow dog moms and dads to provide their pooch with enrichment by inserting treats. BioSTARCHew received €640,000 (US$700,000) in funding from Slovenian and EU sources.
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