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EcoCentric

Shop eco-friendly with EcoCentric, paving the green path

Did you know that 8.3 billion tons of plastic have been made since the 1950s, with only 9% being recycled? Shocking, right? We’re here to change that. We offer a closed-loop delivery system that makes it easy for you to shop sustainably.

Facts & Figures

Comparison Table between Single-Use Plastic Containers, Compostable Containers, and Reusable Containers Made of natural fiber.

Single-Use Plastic
Containers
Compostable
Containers
Reusable Containers
Made of natural fiber
Environmental Impact
High
Medium
Low
Material

Biodegradability

Decomposition Time
Petroleum-based plastic

Non-biodegradable

Hundreds of years
Plant-based materials

Biodegradable

Weeks to months
Natural fiber

Biodegradable

3 months
Production Process
High energy consumption
Low energy consumption
Low energy consumption
Reusability

Cost

Health Risks
Not reusable

Low

Potential for leaching
Not reusable

High

Low risk of toxicity
Reusable

Provided for free by EcoCentric

Low risk of toxicity
Convenience
Convenient
Convenient

Convenient

Durability

Customer Perception

Government Regulations
Not durable

Negative

Some regulations in place
Not durable

Positive

Limited regulations
Durable

Positive

Limited regulations
Join our movement​

Every year we can eliminate

single-use containers
0 M
tons of CO2
0
gallons of water exerted due to composting
0 M
tons of greenhouse gases
0

It's time for a change!

At EcoCentric, we’re committed to sustainability and the environment. We believe in making it easy for you to shop and make eco-friendly choices.

Did you know that 8.3 billion tons of plastic have been made since the 1950s, with only 9% being recycled? Shocking, right? We’re here to change that.
We offer a closed-loop delivery system that makes it easy for you to shop sustainably.

This year alone, 300 million tons of plastic will be made, with more than half intended to be single-use. That’s where we come in. We offer a variety of
products that are eco-friendly and made without the use of fossil fuels.

The most common sources of plastic waste in the oceans are single-use items associated with food packaging and takeout meals. That’s why we offer
alternatives to these items that are just as convenient, but without the harmful impact on the environment.

When plastics degrade they release potentially harmful airborne microplastics which enter the food chain and contaminate drinking water. The
long-term impact of exposure is completely unknown right now

Hygiene

At EcoCentric, we’re committed to sustainability and the environment, but we know that hygiene is a top priority for everyone. That’s why we’re
dedicated to ensuring that our Eco-Packs are not only eco-friendly but also completely hygienic.

We understand that there may be concerns about the hygiene of reusable containers, but we want to assure you that we take hygiene very seriously.
We’re working on a quality system that eliminates any risk associated with cleaning and sanitization, so you can enjoy your food without any worries.

Vendors are responsible for the hygiene of the containers, just like they are for their dine-in plates, glasses, or cooking utensils. They simply add them
to their existing load of the dishwasher, which cleans and sanitizes the reusables, making them ready for the next order.

We believe that sustainability and convenience can go hand in hand, and our closed-loop delivery system is a perfect example of this. By choosing
EcoCentric, you’re not only making a sustainable choice but also a convenient one. You can have your food delivered in eco-friendly containers without
worrying about hygiene.

Join us in making a difference

By choosing EcoCentric, you’re taking a step towards a more sustainable and hygienic future. Just follow the steps below to become a vendor.


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