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Sinclair, a food labeling company was on a mission to make their machines more environmentally friendly by producing less waste, especially with single-use plastics.

Netflix needed a solution to reduce plastics, better engage employees and the community and lower supply costs. They asked for alternatives to disposable plastic bags used internally at their offices, studios and on-location.

Boxed, a major ecommerce company delivering popular consumer products in bulk (think Costco, but by mail) goes through a lot cardboard each day. They wanted to find ways to reduce their primary resource usage footprint, lower their overall carbon score, and still offer the convenience and practically of the traditional single-use box.

Starbucks goes through a lot (and we mean A LOT) of single-use packaging every year. They knew this added up to a large carbon footprint in the packaging space. They asked us to begin to explore concepts that would move their packaging from single-use, to multi-use, and provide a model for a complete closed loop use.