At this year’s Rock am Ring and Rock im Park, something new took the stage — and it wasn’t part of the official line-up. We’re talking about the friespickers made from our traceless® material. Behind the scenes, it marked a major milestone for circular foodservice. In this interview, we catch up with Karen Matthiesen, Sustainability Officer at Gastro Team Bremen (GTB), part of Aramark Germany, and Leonie Stadler, from traceless.

Thousands of festival-goers. Two iconic festivals. And one small pick making a big statement for the planet. This year’s Rock am Ring and Rock im Park weren’t just about guitars, drums, and crowd-surfing. They were also about rethinking foodservice. Together with Gastro Team Bremen (GTB), part of Aramark Germany, we brought our traceless® friespickers to life at two of Europe’s biggest festivals.  Here's your backstage pass to how this small friespicker ended up in the spotl

Can big music festivals drive positive change? Last weekend proved they can! Even a small friespicker can be a hero and a symbol of a...

We pro udly announce our latest prototype development: french fries forks made out of traceless material, a collaboration project between...