Loop

Loop

A new way to shop, without the waste.

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Loop is an innovative e-commerce platform that provides trusted products redesigned for a waste-free shopping experience.
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Eduard Cristea
Hey guys! Absolutely amazing concept! Would totally use it! When are you guys planning to come in United Kingdom! Good luck!
Daylen Sawchuk
@rogentleman They have a deal with Tesco, so I'm guessing that as long as the pilot projects in Paris and New York go as planned, it will launch in late 2019.
cacarr
Tokyo is a pilot city? Nope, not going to work there, I don't think -- not among Japanese people anyhow. Maybe US and Euro expats. The Japanese have some ingenious packaging, e.g., convenience store sushi wrapped in such a way that the seaweed never touches the rice until you pull the packaging apart. And they have individually wrapped fruit, and that sort of thing. Packaging is an integral part of the merchandising. And they already recycle all of their beverage containers, which are all standardized, including the plastic labels.
Daylen Sawchuk
@cacarr No, the two initial pilot cities are Paris and New York
cacarr
@askdaylen - Ah, Tokyo and San Francisco in 2020. I don't see it working with Japanese culture.
MarcAndre
Great initiative ! Impressive partners list !! Hopefully you will land in Canada soon ! 😃
Daylen Sawchuk
@m_andrecote Yes, late 2019 if everything works in Paris and New York
Nicholas Klank

I'd be thrilled to test this out as an employee of Loop.

Pros:

Such common brands offering this service.

Cons:

Can't think of anything until I use it.

Stan Podolski
I like it and I don't like it. I am just like the next guy to save the planet, be conscious, use reusable However, the reason why brands spend that much on branding because it is part of the experience and the way for them to stand out. So I want my milk being ... eh... just milk, I don't care how it looks like, it is white thingy in my fridge. But I want my expensive aftershave in the standout packaging, at least I would not use detergent instead of it because it is in the same looking package. Not for me, sorry
Ramon Puig
@ipstas What a poor judgment Stan, you seem to care more about your self than your planet. Your attitude is your legacy to your chidren. I hope you just wrote this up wih no second thoughts. At the end, we will win over selfsih people like you seem to be
A Thomas
@ipstas @ramonpuig I'm not sure that it's a poor judgement. Packaging one of the very important ways brands market to consumers and it's churlish to ignore that. Loop has a strong concept in trying to remove the need for single use packaging however I'm yet to be convinced whether a workable business model can come from the cost of picking up empty bottles, transporting them back to some facility, cleaning them, refilling and delivering again to the customer in a way that isn't costly and environmentally unfriendly compared to just buying a bottle in a shop. Bottle deposit schemes and the like already do this effectively in plenty of countries. All this seems fairly up-in-the-air as the website doesn't have much more than a promo video
Steven Rueter
Conceptually, I love this. There's one big problem, though. As soon as the branding starts to scratch off of the packages, or the packaging gets scratched or dinged in any way, it immediately looks used and unsanitary. Neither the brands nor their consumers will want that, and these will likely end up as a single use plastic in a landfill somewhere anyway. I'd love to hear from the people running Loop what they're doing to address that.
Lilly Silbert

I definitely would like to try Loop.

Pros:

Reusable closed loop, sustainable, better product with less additives, attractive upscale packaging

Cons:

Hasn’t started yet.

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