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How Sainsbury’s, Waitrose and Lidl are helping to cut plastic pollution
A growing number of corporate partnerships are supporting a circular economy for discarded plastic in coastal regions of the developing world. Does this signal a sustainable solution to marine pollution?
Sainsbury’s to pack fresh fish and strawberries using Prevented Ocean Plastic, recycled plastic collected from coastal areas
Sainsbury’s has pledged to package 34% of its fresh fish and 80% of strawberry punnets using OceanCycle Certified, Prevented Ocean Plastic containers.
HUM Nutrition: First Supplement Brand To Transition To 100% Ocean Bound Plastic
HUM Nutrition will be the first supplement brand to transition its bottle packaging to 100% ocean-bound plastic.
Reimagining the circular economy by preventing ocean plastics
Catch this latest episode of Waste360’s Nothing Wasted! Podcast with OceanCycle Co-founder Ryan Schoenike
OceanCycle Certified: ZenWTR attracts clutch of celebrity investors
OceanCycle Certified brand ZenWTR attracts celebrity investors
Building trust in ocean plastics
OceanCycle Co-founder Ryan Schoenike speaks about building trust in ocean-bound plastics and the need for clear standards.
How does plastic recycling certification work?
Our Co-founder Ryan Schoenike discusses plastic recycling with Eco-Business
UL and OceanCycle Collaborate to Strengthen Ocean-Bound Plastics Standards and Market Availability
OceanCycle teams up with UL to develop a greater global understanding of ocean-bound plastics and increase market availability.
OceanCycle Certification: Developing Trust and Traceability Across a Complex Supply Chain
Certification is far from a tick-box exercise – it is earned and not given. Our partners share why.
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Friendship & Purpose
Together, we hatched a plan to help the iconic retailer Macy’s sell fashion-forward and cost-effective reusable bags.
OceanCycle’s Theory of Change
This model encouraged participation and helped us set up collection points, systems and methods for sorting that helped to increase the yield of recycled plastics.
