We do everything we can to get our products back after you are done using them. We’ll check if the products can be repaired or reused.
If that is not possible we use the latest advances in science to recycle the products at a molecular level so the materials can enter into a new lifecycle. Again and again.
When we need to add new materials we don’t use fossil resources but bio-based materials, taken from biomass, grown in one season.
One of such materials is Polylactic Acid (PLA), obtained from agricultural crops such as corn and sugar cane. PLA lends itself very well for full molecular recycling back into its building blocks.
Glass comes in many forms and shapes, it’s aesthetically pleasing to look at and it’s one of the most recycled products in the world.
Glass doesn’t degrade during the recycling process. Hence, it can be recycled repeatedly without compromising on quality or purity. Jackpot!
Copper is flexible and easy to bend, and a great material to conduct electricity.
Recycling copper requires 80% less energy than making new copper, that’s why we love to use it.
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