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Orta uses a ‘Golden Ratio’ principle to blend the perfect mix of pre & post-consumer recycled materials and alternative natural materials. Why is that important? Because it  ensures the look and feel of quality that our denim is so well known for while also retaining the ultimate in strength and long term of durability. So that your denim will stand the test of time. Orta’s GOLDEN RATIO mentality provides a standard of ORTA’s commitment to designing a world without waste. For ORTA, circularity is about using recycled cotton and developing recyclable products without giving up the longevity or quality of our products. Taking materials back into the system requires no additional water or CO2 emission at the farm level. This always results in a lower impact than virgin material. That is why we generated a standard for our designs called GOLDEN RATIO. #Orta #OrtaBlu #OrtaAnadolu #Denim #Jeans #Recycle #Cotton #goldenratio

#CartonsForConservation 🧃♻️ #Beverage #Cartons are highly #recyclable. In India, increasing numbers of cities and communities are adopting #curbside #recycling programs for cartons, making it easier than ever to contribute to #environmental #conservation. These programs help recover valuable materials like aluminium and plastics, which can be recycled into new products such as tissue paper, roofing materials, and furniture. By participating in #BeverageCartonRecycling, you're not only contributing to #WasteManagement but also paving the way for a #SustainableFuture! 🌍🌱♻️🌳🗑️🌳 #BeverageCartons  #BeverageCartonsRecycling #SustainableLiving #RecycleRight #CartonRecycling #SustainablePackaging #EcoFriendly #ZeroWaste #GreenInitiative #CircularEconomy #Sustainability #EnvironmentalAwareness #RecyclingMatters #WasteReduction #GreenLiving #EcoConscious #SustainableFuture #RecycledMaterials

At Wetherby Laroc Group, our commitment to sustainability is paramount. We recognise our responsibility to the environment and are dedicated to making choices that support its well-being. Did you know that our ecorend official bags and buckets are not only waterproof but also contain up to 30% recycled material and are fully recyclable? This sets us apart from plastic-lined paper bags, which often contribute to material wastage and end up in landfills. Additionally, over 90% of our raw materials are locally sourced, and our manufacturing and dispatch processes are centralised at our headquarters and plant in #NorthYorkshire. This not only supports local businesses but also minimises our carbon footprint compared to importing from overseas. We remain committed to continuously improving our operations and resourcefulness to further our sustainability efforts. To find out more about our evolving ecorend CESR strategy, please visit www.ecorend.co.uk. #ecorend #wetherbylarocgroup #CESR #sustainability #externalrender #buildingproducts #construction #ukconstruction #ukbusiness #sectorleaders #monocouche #thincoatrender #siliconerender #innovationinconstruction #buildinginnovation #ukmanufactured #buildingsolutions

#Ethiopia's 'korale' recyclers turn waste into #money In #Addis_Abeba’s Merkato market, Dereje Enigdamekonen roams the streets with a bag on his back, calling out, "Korale, korale." The term refers to the thousands of collectors who gather scrap materials like metal, old electronics, and shoes, all of which can be repurposed, repaired, or sold for parts. Dereje, who has been doing this work for a year, explains, "I buy everything that can be reused." For a kilogram of metal, he earns about 40 birr ($0.30), while jerry cans can bring in between three and 25 birr, depending on size. "Waste can be transformed into money," he says. In the #Minalesh Tera section of #Merkato, recyclers sell their finds to middlemen like Tesfaye Getahun, who dismantles electronics to extract valuable parts. "If left unused, these items can cause pollution," Tesfaye says. Disassembling them for parts helps reduce waste. Tamirat Dejene, who collects plastic, earns between #500 and 1,000 birr ($4 to $8.50) daily. "We make a living and help the environment by collecting items that aren’t biodegradable," he explains. "If this waste wasn’t collected, the city’s landfills would be overwhelmed." https://lnkd.in/ew6a6yhZ

Sustainability is not just something we say; it is part of our purpose. We are dedicated to incorporating eco-friendly materials into our product catalogue, ensuring we minimise our carbon footprint while delivering superior quality. Here’s a closer look at our key sustainable materials: ♻️ ReBond – Crafted from recycled carpet waste in the hospitality and cruise ship industry, this innovative material gives new life to old resources. 💧 Green Cast® – A new generation cast acrylic made from 100% recycled MMA (methylmethacrylate monomer), making it durable and sustainable without compromising quality. 🌳 Etronit – Produced using FSC® certified wood and 20% recycled paper, Etronit offers an elegant, high-end look that’s eco-conscious. 🌱 GreenBond™ – Created from sawdust wood waste generated by industrial sawmills in Finland and contains 25% recycled paper fibres sourced from local recycling plants. 📦 Compact – A fire-rated high-pressure paper laminate manufactured from natural fibres and raw materials (recycled wood & cardboard), containing up to 60% biobased material. At Modulex, our journey towards a greener future is ongoing. We continually explore ways to enhance our sustainability practices, one sign at a time! Contact us for more details #sustainability #greenerfuture #signage #ecofriendly #modulex.

The zero waste packaging market is forecast to reach USD 1 071 6 million in 2023 It is expected to register a phenomenal CAGR of 8 8 from 2023 to 2033 The report further expects this value to reach new ... For daily news and analysis subscribe to the https://lnkd.in/gJ3Drisd newsletter. #Packaging #Sustainability #Design

Greenful Group's €100 million textile recycling center, which is planned in Sillamäe, is set to be the largest in the Baltics. This is the first full-scale solution to close the loop, transforming textile waste into high-quality, sustainable construction materials. 🏭 Greenful facility will process 70,000 tonnes of textile waste annually, including all 20,000 tonnes generated in #Estonia and imports from neighboring countries. 💶 €39 million investment comes from the Estonian government via the EU Just Transition Fund, showcasing a model for how public-private collaboration can drive sustainability. 🏗️ The recycled materials will be used for furniture, load-bearing walls, exterior facades, and interior panels and to produce SIP panels for modular homes, offering a practical and eco-friendly alternative for construction. 🤝 Preliminary agreements have already been signed to retail our products in Estonia and internationally, demonstrating strong demand from companies valuing sustainable construction. 🌍 This project is a big deal both for Greenful Group and Estonia. But even more importantly, it sets a global example for countries to address environmental challenges while creating opportunities for a circular economy. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dvy6R6nk

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Greenful Group's €100 million textile recycling center, which is planned in Sillamäe, is set to be the largest in the Baltics. This is the first full-scale solution to close the loop, transforming textile waste into high-quality, sustainable construction materials. 🏭 Greenful facility will process 70,000 tonnes of textile waste annually, including all 20,000 tonnes generated in Estonia and imports from neighboring countries. 💶 €39 million investment comes from the Estonian government via the EU Just Transition Fund, showcasing a model for how public-private collaboration can drive sustainability. 🏗️ The recycled materials will be used for furniture, load-bearing walls, exterior facades, and interior panels and to produce SIP panels for modular homes, offering a practical and eco-friendly alternative for construction. 🤝 Preliminary agreements have already been signed to retail our products in Estonia and internationally, demonstrating strong demand from companies valuing sustainable construction. 🌍 This project is a big deal both for Greenful Group and Estonia. But even more importantly, it sets a global example for countries to address environmental challenges while creating opportunities for a circular economy. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dCjMCUUU