Zero waste startups or zero waste from Latin America, such as Kigüi, Hune or Bioelements, put their solutions on the table with a great challenge on the horizon: that this awareness can also reach the final consumer.

We're committed to sustainability and environmental protection. You can now purchase Hune products, a responsible consumer product, at AT&T. Learn more about hune.eco and its accessories in our article.

Hune is fighting climate change in the field of cell phone accessories, offering sustainable options.

317 projects are selected to be included in the general exhibition of the Ibero-American Design Biennial (BID2022), the catalog, and the online gallery, in addition to participating in the prize competition.

Note in the October edition of "Green companies"

More than 20,000 sustainable projects in Latin America that have participated in the Green Awards movement are leading the way toward fulfilling the UN's 2030 Agenda.

Entrepreneurs, activists, businesses, consultants, urban planners, and experts in finance and the circular economy paint a picture of a time when humans and their relationship with nature will define the future.

These are on-ear headphones made from 100 percent recycled material and are Climate Neutral certified. They are also extremely affordable.

Hune, a brand founded in 2021 by Dino Zweig, used more than 7,000 kg of post-consumer recycled plastic to create headphones, chargers, and tech cables.

By 2050, e-waste or electronic waste will double worldwide, and could reach 111 million tons per year.
Is there a more responsible way to consume and produce technology? In this first episode of the second season of AT&T Talks, Agustina Garavento, Brand Manager of Hune, and Juan Carlos Machorro, environmental journalist, address this and other issues on responsible consumption, circular economy and technology.

EL PAÍS organizes a conference with thirty experts in sustainability. Hune was present at the circular economy dialogue.

On July 27, 2023, we will have exhausted the resources that the planet generated for the entire year. By indicators like this, we analyze the challenges and opportunities of transforming business to a green economy. We are joined by Agustina Garavento, director of Hune, a brand of electronic accessories made with recycled materials, and Eduardo Aguiñaga, director of Full-Time Programs at EGADE Business School of the Tecnológico de Monterrey. A Tec Sounds Podcast.