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Loop is now set to add 300 items to its site -- including Tide detergent, Häagen-Dazs ice cream, Axe deodorant, Coca-Cola and Pampers diapers -- under a new pilot scheme with backing from the likes of Procter & Gamble (which owns a 2 percent stake in the platform), Unilever, Nestlé, PepsiCo, and Danone.Fast Company
In the not-too-distant future-as soon as this spring, if you live in or near New York City or Paris-you'll be able to buy ice cream or shampoo in a reusable container. When you're done eating a tub of Haagen-Dazs, you'll toss the sleek stainless steel package in your personal reuse bin instead of your trash can.The Verge
Pepsi, Unilever, and Nestle plan to start offering their products through a subscription delivery service with one key twist: all of its packaging will be reusable. The service, called Loop, will launch with 25 big-name partners, and it hopes to stand out by offering a more environmentally friendly take on a subscription plan.TreeHugger
If the Loop pilot project succeeds, store shelves could soon look a lot different than they do now. Something major happened last week. On Thursday in Davos, Switzerland, 25 of the world's biggest brands announced that they will soon offer products in refillable, reusable containers.World Economic Forum
This article was originally published by GreenBiz A new initiative by a small company has compelled more than two dozen of the world's biggest brands to begin testing reusable packaging. Loop, launched today at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, has amassed a blue-chip roster of companies, all of which are piloting a new system of high-quality p… See moreAround the web
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The que Bottle is a cleverly designed, accordion-like silicone water bottle that expands and collapses to become super compact. It comes in two sizes, a 12-ounce and a 20-ounce version, each squishing down to roughly the size of your fist.Business Insider
Water bottles are super useful until they're empty. Then you just have an empty tube to carry around. An alternative to that hassle is to buy disposable plastic bottles, but those aren't exactly environmentally friendly. Jean and Kevin Wu have a better way to avoid that dilemma: que Bottle.Digital Trends
Whether you're a fitness fanatic or a frequent traveler, a high-quality reusable water bottle is a must-have. Fortunately, that's where Jean and Kevin Wu come in. They've created a stylish, innovative liquid container called the Que bottle, which is not only environmentally friendly and 100 percent plastic-free, but also collapsible - courtesy of its smart s… See moreSweety High
The high-tech Que Bottle can collapse on itself to fold into a more compact bottle for storage. Check out what we think of the water bottle HERE!