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Only 10 percent is recycled, and there’s an estimated 100 million tons in oceans.
Plastic waste is one of the most urgent environmental issues of our time.
Plastic or planet:
innovations in recycling
innovations in recycling
We provide new life for plastic bottles. Many of the solutions are not scalable to a level that would make a noticeable difference, that is why someone needs to take care of it.
WHAT WE DO
We provide new life for plastic bottles. Many of the solutions are not scalable to a level that would make a noticeable difference, that is why someone needs to take care of it.
OUR MISSION
PHOTO GALLERY
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Switch from plastic wrap to a reusable wax wrap.
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Switch from plastic wrap to a reusable wax wrap.
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Switch from plastic wrap to a reusable wax wrap.
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Switch from plastic wrap to a reusable wax wrap.
OUR ACHIEVEMENTS
Did you know?
Last year, 5.3 million Americans used 10+ of plastic wrap
Plastic wrap is rarely recycled because it can clog machinery.
Yearly, Americans buy enough plastic film to shrink-wrap Texas.
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What can you do!
Switch from plastic wrap to a reusable wax wrap.
Store leftovers in glass containers instead of plastic.
Cover foods with aluminum foil instead of plastic wrap.
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OUR ACHIEVEMENTS
What is Plastic Waste?
Scientists around the world want to find out. The plastic “end-of-life challenge” calls for new ways to recycle and reuse plastics endlessly in a closed loop system, so they never become waste. Innovation on that scale would convert the current “make-take-dispose” linear economy into a circular economy, where recycling plastic for eternity is possible. One scientist has made a significant advancement. John Layman, head of material science at Procter & Gamble and chief technologist and founding inventor of PureCycle Technologies.
What are recycling capabilities?
Scientists around the world want to find out. The plastic “end-of-life challenge” calls for new ways to recycle and reuse plastics endlessly in a closed loop system, so they never become waste. Innovation on that scale would convert the current “make-take-dispose” linear economy into a circular economy, where recycling plastic for eternity is possible. One scientist has made a significant advancement. John Layman, head of material science at Procter & Gamble and chief technologist and founding inventor of PureCycle Technologies.
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Scientists around the world want to find out. The plastic “end-of-life challenge” calls for new ways to recycle and reuse plastics endlessly in a closed loop system, so they never become waste. Innovation on that scale would convert the current “make-take-dispose” linear economy into a circular economy, where recycling plastic for eternity is possible. One scientist has made a significant advancement
What is Plastic Waste?
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Scientists around the world want to find out. The plastic “end-of-life challenge” calls for new ways to recycle and reuse plastics endlessly in a closed loop system, so they never become waste. Innovation on that scale would convert the current “make-take-dispose” linear economy into a circular economy, where recycling plastic for eternity is possible. One scientist has made a significant advancement
What are recycling capabilities?
More than 1400 convinient
and plastic-free products
and plastic-free products
What we do
Scientists around the world want to find out. The plastic “end-of-life challenge” calls for new ways to recycle and reuse plastics endlessly in a closed loop system, so they never become waste. Innovation on that scale would convert the current “make-take-dispose” linear economy into a circular economy, where recycling plastic for eternity is possible.
Scientists around the world want to find out. The plastic “end-of-life challenge” calls for new ways to recycle and reuse plastics endlessly in a closed loop system, so they never become waste. Innovation on that scale would convert the current “make-take-dispose” linear economy into a circular economy, where recycling plastic for eternity is possible.
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LIST 01
Five myths about recycling
Recycling uses more energy than making something new.
No. 1
Items must be meticulously sorted for recycling.
No. 2
Products made from recycled content are lower quality.
No. 3
Recyclables just end up in the trash.
No. 4
Recycling should pay for itself.
No. 5
LIST 02
05. Recycling should pay for itself.
04. Recyclables just end up in the trash.
03. Products made from recycled content are lower quality.
02. Items must be meticulously sorted for recycling.
01. Recycling uses more energy than making something new.
05. Recycling should pay for itself.
04. Recyclables just end up in the trash.
03. Products made from recycled content are lower quality.
02. Items must be meticulously sorted for recycling.
01. Recycling uses more energy than making something new.
Five myths about recycling
TESTIMONIALS
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6 steps to recycling and zero waste life without plastic
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This is our effort to raise awareness about the global plastic trash crisis. Come to this page often to learn more, find out what you can do to reduce your own single-use plastics and take your pledge.
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This is our effort to raise awareness about the global plastic trash crisis. Come to this page often to learn more, find out what you can do to reduce your own single-use plastics and take your pledge.
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This is our effort to raise awareness about the global plastic trash crisis. Come to this page often to learn more, find out what you can do to reduce your own single-use plastics and take your pledge.
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This is our effort to raise awareness about the global plastic trash crisis. Come to this page often to learn more, find out what you can do to reduce your own single-use plastics and take your pledge.
Step
This is our effort to raise awareness about the global plastic trash crisis. Come to this page often to learn more, find out what you can do to reduce your own single-use plastics and take your pledge.
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This is our effort to raise awareness about the global plastic trash crisis. Come to this page often to learn more, find out what you can do to reduce your own single-use plastics and take your pledge.
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TEAM
Co-Founder & Visual Director
Co-Founder & Visual Director
Emily Hansen
Matias Hansen
Co-Founder & Visual Director
Co-Founder & Visual Director
Peter Hansen
Ann Watson
FAQ
We are the leading firm by delivering quality and value to our clients. All our professionals have more than 5 years of legal experiences. We like what we do.
Scientists around the world want to find out. The plastic “end-of-life challenge” calls for new ways to recycle and reuse plastics endlessly in a closed loop system, so they never become waste. Innovation on that scale would convert the current “make-take-dispose” linear economy into a circular economy, where recycling plastic for eternity is possible. One scientist has made a significant advancement. John Layman, head of material science at Procter & Gamble and chief technologist and founding inventor of PureCycle Technologies.
Our company works according to the principle of individual approach to every client. This method lets us to get success in problems of all levels.
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+1 (999) 999-9999
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General inquiries:
hello@zerowaste.com
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