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21-year-old develops biodegradable chopping board
Wessel, a 21-year-old, developed a biodegradable chopping board as an alternative to plastic boards.
He aimed to make it as practical as a plastic chopping board.
The product took more than two years of development and testing.
The process had setbacks, but Wessel said he believed the board could be made.
The first boards went on sale this week.
This gives shoppers a biodegradable option instead of a plastic board.
A 21-year-old has developed a biodegradable chopping board designed to be as practical as a plastic one.
The first boards reached the market this week after more than two years of development and testing.
The developer said the team faced setbacks but believed the product was possible.
- Who
- Wessel, 21, developed the chopping board.
- What
- He developed a biodegradable chopping board intended to be as practical as a plastic one.
- When
- The first boards reached the market this week, after more than two years of development and testing.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- Wessel said he knew making the board was possible.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
The team worked on and tested the biodegradable chopping board.
The first boards reached the market.
- Developer
- Wessel, 21
- Product
- Biodegradable chopping board
- Development and testing
- More than two years
- Market launch
- First boards appeared this week
What people are saying
There were enough moments when we got stuck, but I knew it had to be possible.