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Sterilizing compactor to turn contaminated personal protective equipment (PPE) and mixed packaging waste into safe material at the source.

Rethinking the watch packaging business: a watch box made from materials that have already been used.

A biogreen process called pyrolysis that turns waste into useful things.

Through upcycling, denim textile waste can be gotten rid of.

Recycling concrete waste into aggregates that can be used in low-carbon concrete.

Recycling lithium-ion battery materials for the manufacturing of new product.

Tire recycling is the process of turning old tires into something useful and long-lasting.

A way to reduce the weight of jerry can packaging.

Turn plastic waste that can’t be recycled into a material that looks like wood.

A sticky solution for grabbing that works well and is made from recycled materials.

A good, long-lasting siphon made from recycled plastic to help the environment.

A cement that saves resources and is made of mixed granules from demolition rubble that have been processed.

Through bulk distribution and reusable containers, there will be no waste at any point of sale.

A modular system for gasifying waste from blast furnaces that can be used on a commercial scale.

CycSatellites is a way to reuse and repurpose the fashion industry’s extra stock

Recycled materials and local production are used to make high-quality furniture that fits into a circle.

A way to make performance materials out of organic waste streams.

The fashion industry needs high-end fiber-to-fiber recycling and a circular economy.

Material for slabs used on the outside and inside of buildings.

EconCore has developed a cost-effective panels, from recycled polyethylene terephthalate

Resortecs is an important step in achieving a circular economy in the textile and fashion industries by reducing inventory costs.