Companies in the Circular economy industry
Circular economyName | Description | Industry | Official Website | Location | ||
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Bolt Threads is a biotechnology company that makes high performance fabrics and materials using biology. | ||||||
Veolia Environnement S.A., branded as Veolia is a company developing products and services for water, waste and energy management. | ||||||
Waste services that keep trash out of landfills, reduce greenhouse gases and generate clean energy to support communities and environmental sustainability | ||||||
Modern Meadow is a biotechnology company using cellular agriculture and biofabrication to manufacture bioleather, "Zoa", out of cultured animal free collagen mixed with natural and man made materials. | ||||||
H&M Clothing Company is a multinational retail-clothing company based out of Sweden, known for its fast-fashion clothing. | ||||||
Reformation is a women's fashion company aimed at designing sustainable clothing and accessories. | ||||||
DuPont is a company known for creating and offering agriculture, materials science and specialty products for industries around the world. Éleuthère Irénée du Pont founded the company in 1802. | ||||||
Pacific Market International (PMI) is a manufacturer of food and beverage container solutions. | ||||||
Allbirds is a startup company manufacturing wool footwear. | ||||||
Spiber, Inc is a private biomaterials company using industrial biotechnology to develop silk. | ||||||
AMSilk is a Munich-based synthetic biology company that produces fibers made from the same protein as spider silk. | ||||||
Johnson Matthey is a British multinational specialty chemicals and sustainable technologies company. | ||||||
A medical company in Massachusetts focusing on lowering the cost of vaccine distribution. | ||||||
Amcor is a Zürich-based company founded in 1864 by Samuel Ramsden. | ||||||
Natural Fiber Welding is a Peoria, Illinois-based company developing a scalable fabrication platform that can offset the global dependence on petroleum-based, human-made materials. | ||||||
Olio is a London-based sharing company working to solve the problem of food waste and hunger. | ||||||
Stuffstr is a London-based recommerce technology company, founded by John Atcheson in 2014. | ||||||
Stora Enso solutions for paper, packaging, wooden construction and biomaterials are today found across continents and industries. | ||||||
BuyMeOnce is a company founded in 2016. | ||||||
A biotechnology company developing and commercializing spider silk for textiles and performance polymers. Kraig Biocraft Laboratories uses genetic engineering to produce recombinant spider silk based fibers on an industrial scale. | ||||||
Founded by Yvon Chouinard in 1973, Patagonia is an outdoor apparel company based in Ventura, California. | ||||||
A carbon sequestration technology and bioplastics company based in Huntington Beach, California, founded in 2003, that uses their technology to capture carbon from greenhouse emissions for production of bioplastics. | ||||||
Plastipak is a company founded in 1967. | ||||||
Sinsay is a fashion retailer headquartered in Poland. | ||||||
A company developing and commercializing biomaterial products grown by mycelium. |
