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Latest News & Features
Food Planet Prize 2022 - Wonderbag reaches the final nomination list! (Sep 2022)
'Saving trees, carbon, and time with Wonderbag'
Wonderbag featured by The Telegraph (UK) (Sep 2022)
'How to cut your energy costs with these top kitchen tips'
Coverage of Wonderbag's donation of 2,500 bags to Ukrainian families (July 2022)
IOL interview about our recent donation to Ukraine
Wonderbag featured by The Sunday Times (April 2022)
'10 things every cook needs to survive power cuts'
EDF TRADING SIGNS DEAL WITH WONDERBAG (March 2022)
Coverage of the recent carbon partnership between EDF and Wonderbag
Wonderbag featured by Time Out (Nov 2021)
'These eco-friendly cooking bags are transforming women’s lives in Durban'
Wonderbag featured by Sorted Foods YouTube channel (Sep 2022)
The team at Sorted Foods have put Wonderbag to the test!
United Nations Wonderbag Endorsement
United Nations Foundation president Kathy Calvin: “I’m holding a Wonderbag because this is how we are going to reach our Sustainable Development Goals…"
FORBES AFRICA
Businesses of the Future: 20 New Wealth Creators on the African Continent
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE GROUP
Companies to Inspire Africa 2019
TIME
The 50 Most Genius Companies 2018
Paul Paulman, Unilever CEO
Farm Girl from South Africa and Unilever's CEO Conspire To Change The World
Wonderbag collaborate with Pfizer Vaccines to positively change lives in Ghana
'Wonderbag and Pfizer Vaccines partnered in Fall 2015 to assess sustainable communities, energy, poverty, and health & nutrition in more rural areas of Sub-Saharan Africa.'
Jane Goodall Wonderbag Endorsement
Primatologist and anthropologist Jane Goodall: “Every individual makes a difference everyday. We have a choice as to what kind of difference we are going to make. I think that truly the Wonderbag will make a difference.”
Sarah Collins features on SABC News
SABC News | Durban hosts the 2019 Forbes Woman Africa Leading Women Summit.
South African Entrepreneur Sarah Collins speaking at the Royal Geographical Society.
South African Entrepreneur Sarah Collins introduces the Wonderbag and the impact it's having across Africa, as part of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)'s 21st Century Challenges discussion 'Air quality for all'
Daily Mail Feature
'It looks like a beanbag. So how does it cook soups, stews and porridge to perfection?'
JASMINE HEMSLEY
'Forever a fan of one-pot slow-cooked food (and Ayurveda is all about cooking your food low and slow to make it more digestible), I jumped at the chance…'
HEYBOO
'Sarah Collins, the founder of Wonderbag, is everything we love to see in a female entrepreneur – a woman inspiring other women as well as a climate warrior.'