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The generator will generate new generations. 😎 Coming Soon! 🤞 🥇 #BOTTLESS #TheRightSolutionAtTheRightTime

I received a Notice of Allowance(#NOA) from the U.S. Patent Office 🥳, marking a major milestone for BOTTLESS! This patent covers the core of our sustainable packaging solution. While I already have four #patents in 🇰🇷 Korea, this is my first 🇺🇸 U.S. patent❗️ #BOTTLESS #LessPlasticMoreUsage

If avoiding plastic is not an option for you, our solution would be your only option.  We, BOTTLESS, are creating the most advanced packaging solutions ever. Just Use It. #BOTTLESS #LessPlasticMoreUsage

🕵️ Glass or Plastic: Which is Better for the Environment❓ According to a BBC article https://lnkd.in/eXtCyrkq, 🔴 Glass bottles have a higher environmental footprint than plastic and other bottled container materials, including drinks cartons and aluminum cans.🔴 Even if the recycling rate for glass and plastic is the same, plastic could be a much more sustainable material than glass. #BOTTLESS #LessPlasticMoreUsage

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🧐The Benefits of Pump Dispensers in Beauty and Cosmetics** 1. Convenience   Pump dispensers allow for easy and quick access to the product without any hassle. 2. Hygiene    They help maintain hygiene by reducing the risk of contamination from hands or external elements. 3. Portability   Pump dispensers are designed to be portable, making them easy to carry and use on the go. 4. Proper Dosage    They ensure the proper amount of product is dispensed each time, preventing waste. 5. Preserves Product Integrity    By minimizing exposure to air and contaminants, pump dispensers help preserve the integrity and longevity of the product. #BOTTLESS #TheRightSolutionAtTheRightTime

Reuse beats single-use on every environmental metric series. 6. Reuse protects our oceans and helps solve plastic pollution.  • More than a third of all plastic packaging produced winds up in the environment, and single-use food and beverage packaging comprise 2/3 of the top 20 most-commonly found plastic pollution items. • Many of the products found on the top 20 most-commonly found plastic pollution items can be eliminated by either customers bringing their own reusables – or better yet, the businesses providing food, beverages and other consumable products in reusables – either themselves or by contracting with reuse service providers that handle the collecting, cleaning and stocking of the reusable containers. 

5. Reuse prevents litter. Reuse prevents litter and saves communities money from having to clean up litter on the streets and in storm drains and rivers. • Litter cleanup costs US taxpayers nearly $12 billion dollars annually; over $500 million in California alone. • The most common object found during litter clean-up is fast food litter. • Litter reduction efforts like banning single-use plastic bags and putting fees on single-use paper bags can dramatically reduce litter. • For example, San Mateo County found an 85% reduction in litter in the storm drain system; Washington D.C. found a 75% reduction in litter entering local waterways; and the County of Los Angeles found 95% increase in consumers carrying reusable bags. California noted a 60% reduction in single-use plastic bags one year after implementation of the state-wide plastic bag ban. https://lnkd.in/g8UVW8Q #BOTTLESS #TheRightSolutionAtTheRightTime

At InnoQube Switzerland Demo Day in Chur, Switzerland, BOTTLESS pitched alongside 19 other startups. Demo Day marked the finale of our super-intensive two-month journey and the beginning of a new adventure. I pray for every startup's survival and victory. We will create something remarkable. #BOTTLESS #TheRightSolutionAtTheRightTime

✋🤚 4. Reuse stops waste before it starts. Reuse stops waste and reduces costs for businesses and local governments to manage it. • The U.S. produces more than 30 percent of the planet’s total waste, though it is home to only 4 percent of the world’s population. • Americans throw out 7 pounds of materials per person every day – that’s 2,555 pounds of materials per American every year. Thirty percent of our waste is single-use products and packaging. • Single-use disposables add costs to businesses to buy the single-use products and pay for waste hauling. • They also add costs to city governments for managing the waste. • But substituting reusables for disposables not only prevents this waste, it also saves businesses and taxpayers money. https://lnkd.in/g8UVW8Q #BOTTLESS #TheRightSolutionAtTheRightTime