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Matereal is a biobased polyurethane manufacturer that seeks to replace the toxic polyurethane industry and bring a new environmentally safe plastic to market.

Insempra is a biotechnology company focused on producing sustainable ingredients and materials to meet the evolving needs of industries such as beauty and personal care, food and nutrition, and fashion. By leveraging advanced technology, Insempra enables businesses to replace petrochemical-based products with superior natural alternatives. The company connects bioengineers with nature to create innovative organisms and integrates these solutions into existing manufacturing processes. This approach helps manufacturers reduce their reliance on harmful petrochemicals while addressing environmental concerns and regulatory demands. Through its efforts, Insempra aims to assist leading brands in transforming their ingredient lists and fostering a more sustainable future.

Sway is a company based in San Francisco that specializes in regenerative design solutions aimed at addressing plastic pollution. Co-founded by Julia Marsh, Matt Mayes, and Leland Maschmeyer, Sway focuses on developing bioplastics made from seaweed, which serve as compostable alternatives to single-use plastics, specifically starting with flexible packaging. The company's products are engineered to match the essential performance qualities of conventional plastics while being compatible with existing infrastructure, allowing clients to scale their operations effectively and achieve sustainability goals.

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Treet launched their own completely branded peer-to-peer resale platform to assist fashion firms in becoming more circular and in controlling the secondary market for the products they make. In order to buy and sell used goods from one another, customers of Treet Marketplaces use a secondary website that accepts payments in the form of cash or brand credit. While brands split the profits, Treet takes care of all the logistics and support. Treet was established in 2021 by Jake Disraeli and Sonia Yang in San Francisco, California.

Indyx is a digital wardrobe concierge that offers a comprehensive platform for cataloging, styling, and reselling personal clothing and accessories. The application integrates wardrobe digitization with professional styling services, allowing users to curate their individual styles while addressing the challenges of overconsumption. By creating a collective database of wardrobes, Indyx empowers users to manage their fashion choices effectively and provides a scalable solution for affordable styling. This innovative approach not only enhances personal fashion management but also promotes sustainable practices within the resale market.

Novoloop is a company focused on transforming hard-to-recycle plastics into high-quality performance materials, effectively creating a circular economy for plastic waste. Through its innovative platform, known as Lifecycling™, Novoloop utilizes almost any type of plastic waste to produce materials that are molecularly identical to traditional products. This process not only diverts plastics from landfills but also results in materials with a lower carbon footprint compared to conventional virgin materials. By providing sustainable alternatives, Novoloop helps brands and manufacturers achieve their sustainability objectives while ensuring that quality standards are maintained. The company's mission is to foster a world where waste is minimized and material reuse is maximized, thus expanding the possibilities for plastics that currently lack viable futures.

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Flyp is a company focused on addressing landfill waste by utilizing artificial intelligence to resell used goods through a decentralized network of online sellers. By empowering everyday individuals, such as stay-at-home parents and small entrepreneurs, Flyp provides the technology and capital necessary to divert over $200 billion worth of used items from landfills each year. The company's AI-driven platform connects individual consumers and businesses with resellers who sell pre-owned items on various online marketplaces for a commission. Flyp also offers a free automation suite that significantly reduces the time resellers spend on inventory and sales management, allowing them to operate more efficiently. This approach not only facilitates the resale of millions of items, thereby reducing environmental impact, but also creates jobs and generates income for resellers. Additionally, Flyp aims to provide consumers with affordable shopping options while fostering a circular economy that benefits both the environment and the economy.

Treet launched their own completely branded peer-to-peer resale platform to assist fashion firms in becoming more circular and in controlling the secondary market for the products they make. In order to buy and sell used goods from one another, customers of Treet Marketplaces use a secondary website that accepts payments in the form of cash or brand credit. While brands split the profits, Treet takes care of all the logistics and support. Treet was established in 2021 by Jake Disraeli and Sonia Yang in San Francisco, California.

FIT:MATCH is a B2B2C technology platform that connects apparel brands with the best-fitting products in difficult-to-fit categories. It offers a data science-enhanced recommendation platform that matches consumers based on a variety of attributes derived from third-party 3D tools using patented discrepancy scoring technology.

Sway is a company based in San Francisco that specializes in regenerative design solutions aimed at addressing plastic pollution. Co-founded by Julia Marsh, Matt Mayes, and Leland Maschmeyer, Sway focuses on developing bioplastics made from seaweed, which serve as compostable alternatives to single-use plastics, specifically starting with flexible packaging. The company's products are engineered to match the essential performance qualities of conventional plastics while being compatible with existing infrastructure, allowing clients to scale their operations effectively and achieve sustainability goals.

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Circ is a textile recycling company based in Danville, Virginia, focused on recovering value from discarded clothing and textiles. Established in 2011, Circ employs proprietary technology to transform polycotton waste back into its original raw materials, including petroleum- and plant-based fabrics. The company aims to meet growing consumer demands for sustainability without sacrificing quality, price, or convenience. By using water as a solvent, Circ efficiently recycles various fibers, such as cotton, polyester, and nylon, and produces virgin-equivalent, market-grade dissolving pulp and petroleum monomers. These materials can be sold to manufacturers at competitive prices, promoting a circular economy in the textile industry and supporting sustainable living practices.