Novus: Closing the loop on pet accessories production
Novus:关闭宠物配件生产的循环
基本信息
- 批准号:10075818
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 27.8万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Collaborative R&D
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2023 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
**ProjectBlu** is a UK-based SME operating in the pet accessory market, with state-of-the-art manufacturing capabilities and worldwide reach. ProjectBlu offer sustainable high quality and built-to-last dog beds/collars/leads made of recycled textiles/leather, discarded fishing nets and ocean-bound plastic. Drawing on their industry-leading furniture industry expertise, ProjectBlu has made its place on the market with a unique offering. Their award-winning products and their innovative mindset have shaken the sector's standards and highlighted the environmental impact that those products could have.Today, ProjectBlu wants to take their sustainable strategy to the next level by taking a cradle-to-cradle approach to dog beds production. In collaboration with the no.1 British pet supplies retailer **PetsatHome** and recycling subcontracting partner **The Furniture Recycling Group** (TFRG), mattress recycling company, they will test and validate a full life cycle recycling process from manufacturing to end-of-life: the collection of soiled/used beds, the sanitisation of the materials all the way to their remanufacturing into higher quality products. Through the **Novus** project, ProjectBlu will develop a new revolutionary process that will make the industry less reliant on imports, reduce its environmental impact, and strengthen the British furniture manufacturing sector.
** ProjectBlu **是一家位于英国的中小企业,在宠物配件市场上运营,具有最先进的制造能力和全球范围。 ProjectBlu提供可持续的高质量和备用的狗床/项圈/铅,由可回收的纺织品/皮革制成,丢弃的钓鱼网和海洋结合的塑料制成。利用其行业领先的家具行业专业知识,ProjectBlu通过独特的产品在市场上占有一席之地。他们屡获殊荣的产品及其创新的思维方式动摇了该行业的标准,并强调了这些产品可能产生的环境影响。TODAY,ProjectBlu希望通过采取摇摇欲坠的方法来将其可持续策略提升到一个新的水平,从而将其可持续的策略用于狗床生产。通过与1号英国宠物用品零售商**合作**和回收分包合作伙伴**家具回收小组**(TFRG),床垫回收公司,他们将测试并验证整个生命周期的回收过程,从制造业到最终寿命到终止的寿命:越来越多的材料,材料的材料,材料的材料更高的材料。通过** Novus **项目,ProjectBlu将开发一个新的革命过程,该过程将使行业不再依赖进口,减少环境影响并加强英国家具制造业。
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