Reusables In the Media

The Circular Innovation Council has unveiled a pilot program to tackle single-use plastic waste in collaboration with Canadian grocery retailers Metro, Sobeys, and Walmart Canada.

Jason Hawkins and Anastasia Kiku founded Reusables in 2020 to replace the single-use cups and takeout containers used by food service operators with returnable ones.

Today, Uber Eats, Canada’s leading delivery platform, is announcing sustainable packaging pilot programs Vancouver to help address issues around single-use plastic waste. Working with Vancouver-based Reusables.com, Uber Eats is aiming to be the...

Vancouver-based Reusables.com will bring its tech-enabed platform for sustainable packaging to the iconic restaurant group.

 On Jan. 1, the city of Vancouver became the first municipality in Canada to implement a single-use fee on disposable cups, and while many people are paying the extra 25...

A zero-waste program is bringing reusable takeout packaging to select restaurants and coffee shops in the east side of North Vancouver, B.C. Since Monday, businesses in Deep Cove, Dollarton Village and Parkgate Village have...

After successful launch with Vancouver-based restaurants, Reusables.com expands into zero-waste packaging for grocery at Fresh St. Market, Vancouver House Location VANCOUVER, BC, September 23, 2021 -- Reusables.com, the container-sharing platform...