Envision’s OceanBound Plastic is made from recycled plastic collected from locations that lack solid waste management programs—plastic that would otherwise become marine debris. The company works with local organizations to collect high-density polyethylene (HDPE) bottles and jugs before they enter the oceans. Since 2017 Envision has collected and recycled more than 5 million pounds of HDPE from the shores of places like Haiti and remote coastal regions of Mexico.
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Envision’s OceanBound Plastic is made from recycled plastic collected from locations that lack solid waste management programs—plastic that would otherwise become marine debris. The company works with local organizations to collect high-density polyethylene (HDPE) bottles and jugs before they enter the oceans. Since 2017 Envision has collected and recycled more than 5 million pounds of HDPE from the shores of places like Haiti and remote coastal regions of Mexico.
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By Envision Plastics
Envision’s OceanBound Plastic is made from recycled plastic collected from locations that lack solid waste management programs—plastic that would otherwise become marine debris. The company works with local organizations to collect high-density polyethylene (HDPE) bottles and jugs before they enter the oceans. Since 2017 Envision has collected and recycled more than 5 million pounds of HDPE from the shores of places like Haiti and remote coastal regions of Mexico.
Why it Matters
The simplicity of Envision’s plan—take plastic from where it absolutely shouldn’t be and give it value—has already found a number of supporters in the consumer goods world. OceanWorks, ReYuze phone cases, Juniper Networks, Island Creek Oyster Knives and ViTA are just some of the companies using OceanBound Plastic in their consumer products and packaging. If this becomes more widespread, more of the items you buy could come from plastic that otherwise would’ve simply been marine debris—and less of the plastic we use would end up where it shouldn’t.
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