The concept of recycling is not new, but several startups in the United Kingdom are driving this initiative by combining technology, entrepreneurship, and a passion for sustainability. This eco-friendly revolution has prompted companies to rethink old patterns and methods, shedding light on how we can build a more sustainable future. This article showcases a selection of recycling startups across England that are doing amazing work.
These companies have integrated recycling into their daily operations in innovative ways by utilizing modern technology, promoting sustainability, and educating about waste management. They all share a common purpose, which is to reduce carbon footprint, eliminate waste, and contribute considerably towards a more sustainable society.
Yodomo
Yodomo, founded by Sophie Rochester, emphasizes craft-making for wellness and has integrated recycling and sustainability into its operations. This company has paved a path in the industries of Content Creators, E-Learning, Lifestyle, Recycling, Sustainability and Waste Management.
SWEDISH FALL
SWEDISH FALL is a fashion brand founded by Jonas Detlefsen, Lara Stallbaum and Marius Kruger that turns its customers into recyclers, hence fighting fashion waste. Industries it serves include E-Commerce, Fashion and Recycling.
Buengo
Alex Hancock and Fela Hughes founded Buengo, an app that allows the proceeds from selling unwanted items to be donated to excellent causes. Buengo operates in several industries, including Charity, E-Commerce, Mobile Apps, Non-Profit, Recycling, Sharing Economy, Social Entrepreneurship, Social Impact, and Sustainability.
BIG Atom
BIG Atom, developed by Alexander Guslisty and Toby Moss, is on a mission to put an end to polymer waste. Industries it serves include Chemical Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Oil and Gas, and Recycling.
99Plas
99Plas is a one-stop platform offering transparency in the global plastic supply chain. The startup specializes in Online Portals, Plastics and Rubber Manufacturing, and Recycling.
Mintfinity
Mintfinity uses Universal Serialisation™ of products to create DigitalOwnership™, a platform designed for a sustainable future. They operate in the E-Commerce, Internet, Marketing, Payments, and Recycling industry.
Lasso
Lasso is a CleanTech startup by Aldous Hicks and Alison Richardson that manufactures closed loop domestic recycling appliances.
SafeEnviro
SafeEnviro, founded by Arun Sri and Augustus Uadiale, offers an innovative waste management approach by supporting the industry through advanced technology.
The Dress Change
This Womenswear Exchange Platform serves the Fashion, Internet, Recycling and Sustainability industry.
CorNatural
CorNatural, co-founded by Paulo Puterman and Rodrigo Ledesma-Amaro, develops sustainable bio-based products.
SortFlow
SortFlow is a software solution designed to aid the waste and recycling sector in developing, modeling, and testing waste recovery and recycling processes.
Greenback Recycling Technologies
Philippe G. von Stauffenberg founded Greenback Recycling Technologies, an environmental engineering company that provides waste collection and plastic recycling services.
Greyparrot
Ambarish Mitra, Nikola Sivacki, and Mikela Druckman founded Greyparrot, the leading AI waste analytics platform for the circular economy.
Hamsa Recycling
Hamsa Recycling, thanks to Ali Mammadov, is a sustainable and inclusive fashion initiative.
Altilium Metals
Altilium Metals have developed a proprietary recycling process that extracts strategic metals from spent electric vehicle batteries.
These startups are transforming industries in the UK – and globally – through their focus on recycling and sustainability, providing blueprints of change for others to follow.
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