Birth of the Cork

Portugal is the leading country of cork exportation in the world. From cork oak forests to manufacturing factories, every step is strictly legislated for protecting precious tree species. Apart from producing wine stoppers, cork bark is also used to develop eco-fashion and various items, including accessories, furniture, even clothes.
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[@BrianEltherington]

So that's where cork comes from! I always thought it was from some sea creature. Fascinating that bark can be stripped from a tree and the tree survives to produce more bark.

[@therealuncleowen2588]

Natural sponge comes from a sea creature. That might be what you're confusing with cork.

[@umbalaba]

I love that they have found ways to use all the bark for various things. And by the way, that cork hat looks rather nice :-)

[@altestic9436]

I love it when she says cork oak🥰

[@mannyoliveira8271]

Only 40,629 views? Are you kidding me? With all of the wine drinkers in the world, this video should have 1 billion views. No respect!

[@Stuff-Does-Happen]

Hello, past Manny. Now it has 68,760 views. It didn't gain many in 2 years but eh. Also, hope you're still alive and doing well. Love, peace, chicken grease.

[@Anthony-eg7pw]

Looks like a pretty clean shop 👍🏼

[@carlosferreira759]

Simplesmente a melhor cortiça do Mundo

[@DjOzKid]

Thank you

[@Stuff-Does-Happen]

Just saying, those trees are about to be harvested again in a few months.

[@wxlvez]

I think it kinda looks shatisfying probably misspelled it but ok.

[@carbonitegamorrean8368]

I wanna hat

[@sharah3414]

Damn you covid you got me in a black hole