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GA Circular - Driving Circular Economy in Asia
https://www.gacircular.com/Last activity: 05.12.2019
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Each year our world throws away USD 80-120 billion worth of post-consumer waste. By 2050 we’ll have more plastics in the oceans than fish. Asia is the biggest contributor to this profound mismanagement.
We are on a mission to tackle the fast-growing streams of packaging, food and electronic materials in Asia and to help unlock business opportunities from post-consumer waste.
We enable companies to design circular business strategies, implement deployments to recycle post-consumer waste and create closed loop supply chains so that nothing goes to waste, and engage stakeholders through storytelling. We envision a world without waste.
If you'd like to get in touch for a coffee or chat, please drop us a message!
We are on a mission to tackle the fast-growing streams of packaging, food and electronic materials in Asia and to help unlock business opportunities from post-consumer waste.
We enable companies to design circular business strategies, implement deployments to recycle post-consumer waste and create closed loop supply chains so that nothing goes to waste, and engage stakeholders through storytelling. We envision a world without waste.
If you'd like to get in touch for a coffee or chat, please drop us a message!
Location: Singapore
Employees: 11-50
Founded date: 2011
Mentions in press and media 2
| Date | Title | Description |
| 05.12.2019 | Circulate Capital Launches US$106M Ocean Fund To Fight Asia Plastic Pollution | 26 1 27 Shares 3 Mins Read A US$ 106 million Singapore-based venture fund, The Circulate Capital Ocean Fund (CCOF) has just been launched by Circulate Capital to become the world’s first investment fund dedicated to address the plastic cris... |
| 20.11.2019 | Landmark PET Report: Southeast Asia Plastic Crisis Result Of Government Inaction | 1 1 Share 4 Mins Read A major report about plastic bottle recycling in the Southeast Asian region reveals the severity of the waste crisis facing countries that simply do not have the adequate infrastructure for collection with hundreds of ... |