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Fill-to-order, label-per-household, closed-loop container swap

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A central facility fills standardised containers to order, labelled per household; a carrier delivers full units and collects empties on the same stop for cleaning and refill. Filling only on order closes the contamination window and the swap removes dispensing friction.

Algramo · since 2013 · City

Algramo ("by the gram" in Spanish) operates a refill model in Santiago, Chile, built around reusable packaging with an RFID chip. Customers buy products such as cleaning liquids by the gram into a reusable container; an…

Customer reuse rate~10%80%+%
Neighbourhood stores (bodegas) covered~2000stores

Algramo, with investment from Closed Loop Ventures (Closed Loop Partners); corporate partnership with Unilever · 1 source

Arnaud Gissinger

Loop (TerraCycle) with various retail partners (Kroger, Walgreens, Fred Meyer, Giant, Walmart, Tesco and others) · 2019–2023 · National

Alongside its France rollout, Loop ran reusable-packaging pilots in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada and Japan. The original model was a standalone e-commerce service: products shipped to consumers in a reusabl…

2 sources

Arnaud Gissinger

Loop (TerraCycle) in partnership with Carrefour · since 2019 · National

Loop, TerraCycle's reusable-packaging platform, is an explicit modern milk-round: products are sold in durable containers that are collected, cleaned and refilled rather than recycled. Loop launched at Davos in 2019 and…

Products available in reusable packaging370+products
Supermarkets carrying the system345stores

TerraCycle / Loop with retail partner Carrefour and participating consumer-goods brands · 2 sources

Arnaud Gissinger

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