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1 (888) 824-7375
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Utilizes QR codes on containers and return locations to track uses.
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Margie Bell, Co-Founder
(617) 407-7232
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Provides BPA free plastic containers.
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Reusable container and ware-washing program.
Service Provider
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(818) 423-5142
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A platform that can be used with any container to manage inventory and monitor reusable containers using RFID and QR codes.
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(781) 650-8935
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Provides stainless steel, reusable cups and bowls.
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School-focused stainless steel foodware.
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BPA-free plastic clamshells, bowls, and cups. Offers drop-off container collection.
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(888) 354-7296
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Reusable plastic to go container supplier.
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John Fedyski
(602) 790-4567
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Stainless steel foodware.
Please note, this list was compiled for contact purposes, and listing does not imply a recommendation or endorsement.
Reusable containers can be free to use but have a fee for non-returns (similar to a library book). When the container is returned, credit can be made back to the user’s account.
A motivation for choosing reusables can be to charge a fee for single-use containers which is equal to the cost of the container as opposed to offering a no-cost option to those who select a reusable option.
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A Clean Water Action and Clean Water Fund program that works with local governments, businesses and institutions, and consumers of single-use food packaging to switch to reusables.
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Grants of up to $10,000 to eligible for-profit and non-profit organizations, regional authorities, municipalities, and schools/colleges for short-term reuse and repair projects.
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Rachel Smith, MassDEP
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MassDEP Sustainable Materials Recovery Program (SMRP) Municipal Grant funding may be used to improve local recycling, composting, reuse, and household hazardous waste diversion programs.
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Subsidy program is available to any food service establishment that currently gives single-use items containing either petroleum-based plastic or PFAS to its customers (or students), is willing and ready to switch to reusables, and is not required by local, county, or state law to discontinue using the single-use plastic.
