OUR PARTNERS & INTERNATIONAL ALLIES
Circular Supply Chains Inc. is developing an entirely new supply chain system that represents a paradigm shift in how goods are handled. Having handled reverse logistics for Walmart for fifteen years and as registered lead experts for ISO TC-323 on the circular economy, they have patented a system to combine the supply and reverse chains into one creating dramatic economic efficiencies for proper environmental and social governance.
The Ivey Business School’s purpose is to inspire leaders for a sustainable and prosperous world. The Ivey Centre for Building Sustainable Value (BSV) advances the school’s purpose through impactful research, teaching, and outreach. To scale the circular economy in Canada, the BSV Centre is systematically investigating the opportunities and enablers of repurposing waste – especially in the agri-food sector.
As a part of the BSV Centre, the Network for Business Sustainability (NBS) advances the circular economy by engaging and mobilizing international communities of business leaders, scholars and policy makers. NBS works with these stakeholders to create high-quality articles, case studies, podcasts, and livestreams that are chiefly organized in a knowledge hub on our website.
Mind Your Plastic is a registered Canadian charity dedicated to eliminating plastic pollution in Canada. Through our work advocating with municipal government for policies that better regulate materials used in our economy, working alongside Canadian businesses to give consumers better plastic-free choices, and our direct action programming, like our Circular Economy Ambassador Program, we are moving towards a plastic pollution-free future for #PlasticFreeLandAndSeas.
Mosa is a circular-economy based business that upcycles discarded glass bottles into home decor products through the novel microfactory technology. Mosa partners with bars, restaurants and individuals to rescued glass bottles from ending up in landfills and upcycle them into candles, glassware and vases for corporate and individual gifting purposes. Along with being highly sustainable, Mosa ensures that all our products are also innovative and of high quality.
The Nulla Project is Victoria, BC’s first reusable cup and container program. We offer simple reusable cup and container options and aim at improving the to-go culture by eliminating single-use cups and takeout containers from the landfill and the ocean.
Poptronic allows you to rent the latest in tech, without breaking the bank. Poptronic provides affordable, consumer tech rentals across Canada, while promoting sustainability and circularity through re-use.
Save on Foods is a major grocery retailer in Western Canada, with a decades-long commitment to addressing climate change. Their sustainability goals include: 1) eliminating food waste by 2022; 2) growing contributions to the circular economy; and 3) building stronger climate change response systems.
The Share Reuse Repair Initiative engages business, community and government to advance a circular economy that is a meaningful waste and climate solution, enables all people to “live circular” and fosters resilient local economies. We are uniquely focused on creating both a greater supply of circular goods and services while cultivating the cultural and consumer demand for that supply.
ShareWares is an impact-driven business based in Vancouver that supplies and sanitizes reusable containers for events, cafés, restaurants, and other food and beverage businesses. ShareWares offers a suite of complementary and a la carte products and services, including an advanced washing service for reusable containers, a supporting app for businesses and customers to easily adopt reusables, and product development consulting to assist businesses in transitioning to reusable products and packaging.
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