ReturnIt ønsker at skabe en samlet løsning til festival og events, der kan fjerne emballagen fra deres affaldsfraktion til at kunne genanvende plasten til nye produkter og dermed næste event/festival. Tanken er, at det laves i PP plast, således det ikke splinter - og alle produkter er i samme plasttype, som gør, at eventet kun skal sortere i en fraktion. eks.: Festivalen logger ind på webside - køber/vælger eks. 100.000 glas, 100.000 tallerkner - vælger leveringssted og låner en "shredder" (maskine der laver plast til små flager/gryn). Festivalen indsamler produkter, og kværner plasten til flager. Flagerne fylder kun 1/20 del af alm. affald, og derfor mindskes affald og logistik på festivalen med op til 60-70%. Plasten afhentes, vejes, vaskes og omsmeltes til genanvendelse. Plasten bruges til nye produkter, til næste event. Da RetunrIt håndterer hele kæden, leveres der slutteligt fuld ESG rapport/co2 beregning retur - uden fødevarerisici.

The Danish steel recycling industry stands to be REVIVED through the potential of spray forming (SF). SF, with its world's largest plant located in Denmark, produces two remarkable products: a high-quality metal ingot and an overspray powder. In Denmark, steel recycling is currently insignificant. Scrap handling is limited to a fragmented sorting and is largely driven by an export-oriented market. The prevailing recycling method is that scrap is directed into a mixed waste stream. REVIVE offers recycling with an incentive for Danish manufacturing companies to sort highly alloyed steel scrap separately which consequently can be processed in a fashion where their intrinsic value is preserved and be returned as high-quality feedstock. 0175-00043B historically demonstrated that a unique Danish SF plant has immense recycling potential, reducing carbon emissions up to 60%. Drawing solely from green electricity and scrap material, its one-step process positions it as a groundbreaking solution that through REVIVE can be brought up to 90% emission reduction at scale. Scaling when operated exclusively on scrap introduces process and material fluctuations. The scale-up barrier is overcome via digital, robust, first-time-right recycling with an industry-leading 0.3 kg CO2 per kg. As the best-in-class technology, the Danish steel recycling industry is poised to thrive, making significant strides towards contributing to sustainable steel recycling practices.