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Top 7 Waste Reuse startups in USA
Updated: February 24, 2024 | 17 |
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Funding: $152.5M
Trove develops an online trading software to improve the process of buying back and reselling used items.
Trove develops an online trading software to improve the process of buying back and reselling used items.
2
Funding: $32.8M
Rheaply is helping organizations find ways to recycle unused items that could be useful to others
Rheaply is helping organizations find ways to recycle unused items that could be useful to others
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Funding: $15.2M
FloorFound helps manage furniture returns and resale for online merchants.
FloorFound helps manage furniture returns and resale for online merchants.
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Funding: $6.7M
Loop is all about creating a circular system, in which containers and other receptacles are reused, rather than disposed of and then recycled.
Loop is all about creating a circular system, in which containers and other receptacles are reused, rather than disposed of and then recycled.
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Funding: $2M
Replenysh builds the operating system of material recovery. The company’s primary value comes by way of its interfacing with the owners and employees at the thousands of recycling centers based in the U.S.
Replenysh builds the operating system of material recovery. The company’s primary value comes by way of its interfacing with the owners and employees at the thousands of recycling centers based in the U.S.
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Funding: $156K
Centering on the term upcycling, which is a verb defined as “to reuse (discarded objects or material) in such a way as to create a product of a higher quality or value than the original,” Looptworks specializes in bags of all shapes and sizes, from clutches to backpacks.
Centering on the term upcycling, which is a verb defined as “to reuse (discarded objects or material) in such a way as to create a product of a higher quality or value than the original,” Looptworks specializes in bags of all shapes and sizes, from clutches to backpacks.
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The UpCycle Project is a platform that encourages creatives, designers and students to rethink the waste created by the fashion industry through re-using or ‘upcycling’ textiles and garments that would have otherwise been discarded.
