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Greenspense unveils major updates to "flagship" Eco-Drive
Greenspense, a sustainable packaging solutions company, announced two major updates to its flagship product, the Eco-Drive, at the ADF Paris Packaging Week 2024. The company unveiled a new 200 ml variant of the Eco-Drive for industrial use and introduced the ability to homogenise formulations with the incorporation of agitator balls into the product. The event was a success for Greenspense, placing it in the top 5% of exhibitors and attracting attention from 100 companies. The company plans to build on this momentum and continue to shape the future of sustainable packaging.
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GreenSpense Receives Funding from EU's Horizon 2020
GreenSpense, the maker of a gas-free, high-pressure continuous dispensing solution called Eco-Drive, has been selected to receive funding from the EUs Horizon 2020 SME Instrument Phase II program. The funding will be used to further develop and commercialize the Eco-Drive product, which enables aerosol-like continuous dispensing without the need for gas or pressurized metal canisters. This technology allows for safer, less expensive, and more environmentally friendly packaging. GreenSpense aims to revolutionize the consumer experience of aerosols and provide brands with the opportunity to implement innovative package designs using recyclable materials. The company is currently accepting requests from brands interested in small-quantity pilots using their own dispensed products.
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Propellant-Free Technology Could Shake Up the Aerosol Can Industry - Ecopreneurist
GreenSpense, an Israeli startup, has developed a new eco-sleeve technology that offers a more environmentally friendly method of packaging and dispensing products. The technology, which does not require any form of gas propellant, can be produced in a variety of shapes and sizes. According to Gadi Har-shai, co-founder and CEO of GreenSpense, the technology can deliver the same dispensing experience that customers expect, but with a much lower environmental impact. The companys innovation could eliminate 500,000 tons of gas propellants and 2.5 million tons of carbon emissions every year if it replaced all current aerosol technology.
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GreenSpense set to take gas out of aerosols
Israeli startup GreenSpense has developed an eco-friendly alternative to traditional aerosol spray containers. The companys CEO, Gadi Har-Shai, invented the eco-sleeve, which uses nanotechnology to propel the product from a sleeve inside any type of container. The eco-sleeve is less costly than metal and can be made from various materials, including biodegradable plastic or recycled cardboard. It eliminates the need for pressurized metal containers and reduces carbon emissions. The product is expected to be ready for market by the end of the year. GreenSpense has attracted interest from major companies, including LOreal, Gillette, Beiersdorf, and PepsiCo.
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