A team of young enthusiasts from the White Lemur company launched the Soma Eco project with the aim of removing styrofoam from single use, as it greatly contributes to the presence of microplastics in the liver, lungs, spleen, and kidneys, causing health problems. The additional presence of microplastics in animal organisms indicated reproductive, developmental, and systemic toxicity. Soma Eco was awarded by the Fund for Innovation Activities of the RS, which begins the development of this social enterprise, which bases its social impact on multiple levels of action in the ecological sphere – the use of agricultural and/or industrial waste and special mushroom culture in order to produce biodegradable material – biosporin, which is a substitute for Styrofoam (Polystyrene).