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Turning Farm Waste Into Eco-Friendly, Safe Products | How I Made It | CNBC Make It.
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1:52Now PlayingEben Bayer and Gavin McIntyre, co-founders of the earth-friendly biomaterials company Ecovative, started off as college friends, but soon turned their idea into a successful business. Starting their company with just $515,000, Ecovative uses nature's resources, like flax, canola, and mushroom mycelium - or "nature's glue"- to produce furniture and packaging products that are formaldehyde-free, safe and eco-friendly.
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