At Globe-Eco, we’ve discovered how to combine waste from coconut plantations with unrecyclable plastic to create the world’s largest supply of sustainable building materials.
Our mission is to create an economic engine for coconut countries.
From This...
Using waste for raw materials
to This...
To make wood building materials
for This...
For a hopeful future
The world’s coconut plantations generate over 100 million tons of waste each year...
This waste is openly burned, releasing millions of tons of carbon dioxide into the air.
Coconut producing countries are also the top 10 producers of plastic waste that ends up in the world’s oceans. They create nearly 1 million tons of toxic ocean microplastics each year.
Globe-Eco coconut fiberboards are superior substitutes for timber fiberboards and provide a sustainable supply to meet global demand for wood products. They offer increased resistance to fire, moisture, fungus, and insects compared to timber-based alternatives.
Globe-Eco building materials can be repeatedly recycled back to their virgin state extending their 100-year service-life indefinitely.
For good
Annual Environmental Social Economic Impact
1 Coconut Processing Unit
Food security: 500,000 people
Livelihood: 5,000 families
Public housing: 5,714 units
Typhoon resistant trees: 100,000
Transforming waste to wood for good to ignite an economic revival for millions around the globe.