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Researchers make breakthrough that could change the way products are packaged: 'Completely unique in the world'

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A team of researchers in Finland has developed a machine that can fold cardboard into packaging material that's lightweight, flexible, and biodegradable.

Plastic waste from packaging waste is a major problem, and a third of that is a big part of that.

The idea was inspired by the " Miura fold" folding method, developed by the Japanese astrophysicist Kry Miura .

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