Chile s Algramõ, a Heavyweight of Circularity
With a successful model of packaging refill and reuse, the Chilean company is expanding its operations in Latin America and the United States. Currently present in New York, in 2021 Algramõ is targeting Indonesia, Mexico, Colombia, and Peru, and Europe.
Dec 31st, 2020
Around the world, next generation product refill and dispensing systems are gaining popularity among consumers due to their financial benefits, convenience in product consumption and the circular use of packaging. The visionary entrepreneurs behind this commercialization model have learned how to design powerful operations and involve CPGs, retailers, packaging converters, recycling organizations, the end-consumer, and, in general, all parties within the value chain.
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