Prevention
Every KURE bottle keeps plastic out of our oceans.
WHAT's not in the water….
Made from 100% Prevented Ocean Plastic™ collected from coastal communities most at risk from ocean plastic pollution.
YOUR BETTER PLASTIC CHOICE
See how KURE is transforming waste into impact.
Watch our journey to protect coastlines, reduce plastic pollution and create a better tomorrow.
ONE BOTTLE = DOUBLE IMPACT
HOW?
Recovery
Every KURE bottle supports the removal of existing landfill and ocean plastic.
HYDRATION WITH REAL-WORLD IMPACT
This Commitment Also Means We Support....
1.
Creating
Jobs
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Supporting
Communities
3.
Preventing
Pollution
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH PCX MARKETS
WE HAVE RECOVERED THE EQUIVALENT OF...
2780000
Plastic bottles* *17 g bottle
10502
Fishing nets* *4.5 kg fishing net
1181
Sea turtles* *40 kg turtle
7800000
Plastic bags* *6 g plastic bag
Argentina
Project Name: Upcycling Ocean Bound Plastic
Processing Type: Upcycling
This project partner specialises in the recycling and production of plastic products. They work in the circular economy of all kinds of fishing plastic products in remote places in Patagonia, Argentina.
Argentina
Project Name: Upcycling Ocean Bound Plastic
Processing Type: Upcycling
This project partner specialises in the recycling and production of plastic products. They work in the circular economy of all kinds of fishing plastic products in remote places in Patagonia, Argentina.
Thailand
Project Name: Community Collection of Mixed Plastics
Processing Type: Collection
This project partner specializes in the production of sustainable and environmentally conscious solutions to address the pressing issue of ocean plastic pollution. Second Life collaborates with companies to develop circular plastic supply chains.
Thailand
Project Name: Community Collection of Mixed Plastics
Processing Type: Collection
This project partner specializes in the production of sustainable and environmentally conscious solutions to address the pressing issue of ocean plastic pollution. Second Life collaborates with companies to develop circular plastic supply chains.
Philippines
Project Name: Community Collection and Upcycling of HDPE and Flexible Plastics
Processing Type: Upcycling
This project partner upcycles rigid and flexible plastic waste collected by community partners into long-lasting outdoor furniture, such as benches, tables, and lounge chairs.
Philippines
Project Name: Community Collection and Upcycling of HDPE and Flexible Plastics
Processing Type: Upcycling
This project partner upcycles rigid and flexible plastic waste collected by community partners into long-lasting outdoor furniture, such as benches, tables, and lounge chairs.
Vietnam
Project Name: Ocean-Bound Community Collection and Co-processing of Mixed Plastics
Processing Type: Co-Processing
This project partner specializes in the production of sustainable and environmentally conscious solutions to address the pressing issue of ocean plastic pollution. Second Life collaborates with companies to develop circular plastic supply chains.
Vietnam
Project Name: Ocean-Bound Community Collection and Co-processing of Mixed Plastics
Processing Type: Co-Processing
This project partner specializes in the production of sustainable and environmentally conscious solutions to address the pressing issue of ocean plastic pollution. Second Life collaborates with companies to develop circular plastic supply chains.
India
Project Name: Community Collection and Recycling of PET
Processing Type: Recycling
This project partner specializes in the production of sustainable and environmentally conscious solutions to address the pressing issue of ocean plastic pollution. Second Life collaborates with companies to develop circular plastic supply chains.
India
Project Name: Community Collection and Recycling of PET
Processing Type: Recycling
This project partner specializes in the production of sustainable and environmentally conscious solutions to address the pressing issue of ocean plastic pollution. Second Life collaborates with companies to develop circular plastic supply chains.
