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Your Next Scented Candle Could Be Made Of Recycled Plastic
Israeli-founded startup Clariter is transforming discarded plastic into scented candles, ink, paint, and over 1,000 other household products using a unique, patented method of chemical recycling. The process breaks plastics down to its base chemicals to produce oils, waxes, and solvents. Unlike other companies that chemically recycle plastic into energy, fuel, or other types of plastic, Clariter turns it into higher value ingredients for a wide array of household products. The company is capable of chemically recycling 60 to 70 per cent of all plastics without needing to sort them by type, color or rigidity.
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Invest in Israel - Meet the clean-tech startup Clariter - Israel Today
Israeli clean-tech company Clariter is seeking investors to help expand its unique upcycling technology that turns plastic waste into industrial ingredients such as oils, waxes, and solvents. These can then be used to create over 1,000 oil-free products. The company, which operates in Israel and on four continents, sees plastic waste as a valuable resource and its process creates jobs, strengthens communities, and helps clean the planet. By the end of 2028, Clariter aims to have recycled 2 million tons of plastic waste, reducing CO2 emissions by almost 1 million tons and creating thousands of new jobs.
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Israeli Entrepreneur Wants to Turn Plastic Waste Into Baby Oil
Clariter, a cleantech company founded by Ran Sharon, has developed a technology to convert plastic waste into non-toxic industrial oil, wax, and solvents. The company aims to address the global plastic waste problem and provide a sustainable solution. Clariter has successfully completed a pilot in Poland and established a manufacturing facility in South Africa. The company plans to open more factories and license its technology to other companies for accelerated growth. Clariter has raised over 35 million euros to date and is seeking additional investment of 15-20 million euros in the near future. The long-term goal is to raise an additional round of 100 million euros. The company is focused on expanding its operations and increasing production capacity to 1 million tonnes per year by 2028.
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