Launched by David Gordon in 2006, BAM’s foundation sits firmly on environmentally sustainability, primarily producing clothing from bamboo and organic cotton.
In 2003, Dan Dicker founded Circular&Co., a business centred around manufacturing circular products and collaborating with a network of industry professionals to achieve true circular solutions.
Circularity Capital aims to invest in innovative SMEs which specialise within a range of five clearly defined circular business models.
Oddbox is a social impact business fighting food waste taking excess seasonal stock and offering direct home delivery to the end consumer.
Having grown over the last decade, the model of ‘selling a printed page’ now represents around 50% of Ricoh's UK office automation revenue.
Riversimple has developed the hydrogen-fuelled RASA car, inspired by the incompatibility of the industry’s current production model with the demands of the contemporary consumer market.
Teemill is an online shopping platform that allows people to create and sell their own clothing designs through their marketplace, based on a fully-circular business model.
Winnow’s aim is to inspire chefs to see that food is too valuable to waste, through technology to enable commercial kitchens to record and analyse exactly what is put in the bin.
Discover project case studies from the second round of Innovate UK’s Circular Economy for SMEs – Innovating with the NICER Programme funding call.
Discover project case studies from the latest round of Innovate UK’s Circular Economy for SMEs – Innovating with the NICER Programme funding call.
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