Impact | Clean Can Company

educate. engage. advocate.

the problem

1. lack of education

Recycling is complicated all around the U.S. We never know if what we put into the recycling bin actually gets recycled.

Every city in the U.S. has different recycling rules and they change regularly.

As a result, we continue to make mistakes. 1 in 4 items in the recycling bin does not belong there.

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the problem

the solution

we educate

We continue to talk to hundreds of people around the country and everyone feels the same way. Confused! Everyone struggles to do the right thing because they just don't have the right level of education when it comes to recycling.

We built the CleanCan to solve that very problem. The CleanCan is programmed to your local city's recycling rules so you don't have to struggle anymore to do the right thing.

When the recycling rules change, we can send remote updates to your CleanCan so you are always up-to-date. Go you!

the solution

2. lack of engagement

Today, we produce 300 million tons of plastic waste. And most of it is not recycled.

Of all the plastic produced, only 9% has ever been recycled. About 12% has been incinerated while the rest - 79% - has accumulated in landfills, dumps, or the environment.

If current trends continue, our oceans could contain more plastic than fish by 2050.

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the problem

we engage

We believe if recycling was easier more people would do it. So we designed the CleanCan to make recycling so easy, you just can't say no.

Our AI scanning technology, quickly and correctly identifies recyclable items. So you don't have to awkwardly hover over the recycling bin anymore.

And there is more...

On our CleanCan app, you can access the latest analytics. You can see the positive impact you are making in the environment and find different ways to do more good. Cheers to that!

the solution

3. lack of opportunity to advocate

70%+ of North American consumers are environmentally conscious shoppers.

Yet more and more products are produced without sustainability and recyclability in mind.

How can we send a powerful message to manufacturers to put sustainability at the forefront?

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we advocate

We at the CleanCan Company believe there is strength in numbers. And we want to make it a little bit easier to fight for what matters!

With our 'Advocate' feature on our CleanCan app, you can join hundreds of thousands of Americans that are all fighting for a sustainable future.

Here is how it works - anytime your CleanCan scans something that is a non-recyclable item, you will get a notification on your CleanCan app to join the fight.

The app will state 'Tell the manufacturer you want sustainable packaging.' And all you have to do is hit the 'Yes' button on your screen. When you hit 'Yes' you are joining hundreds of thousands of Americans fighting for sustainable future.

educate. engage. advocate.

the problem

Recycling is complicated all around the U.S. We never know if what we put into the recycling bin actually gets recycled.

Every city in the U.S. has different recycling rules and they change regularly.

As a result, we continue to make mistakes. 1 in 4 items in the recycling bin does not belong there.

the problem

the solution

We built the CleanCan to solve that very problem. The CleanCan is programmed to your local city's recycling rules so you don't have to struggle anymore to do the right thing.

When the recycling rules change, we can send remote updates to your CleanCan so you are always up-to-date. Go you!

the solution

Today, we produce 300 million tons of plastic waste. And most of it is not recycled.

Of all the plastic produced, only 9% has ever been recycled. About 12% has been incinerated while the rest - 79% - has accumulated in landfills, dumps, or the environment.

If current trends continue, our oceans could contain more plastic than fish by 2050.

the problem

We believe if recycling was easier more people would do it. So we designed the CleanCan to make recycling so easy, you just can't say no.

Our AI scanning technology, quickly and correctly identifies recyclable items. So you don't have to awkwardly hover over the recycling bin anymore.

And there is more...

On our CleanCan app, you can access the latest analytics. You can see the positive impact you are making in the environment and find different ways to do more good. Cheers to that!

the solution

70%+ of North American consumers are environmentally conscious shoppers.

Yet more and more products are produced without sustainability and recyclability in mind.

How can we send a powerful message to manufacturers to put sustainability at the forefront?

We at the CleanCan Company believe there is strength in numbers. And we want to make it a little bit easier to fight for what matters!

With our 'Advocate' feature on our CleanCan app, you can join hundreds of thousands of Americans that are all fighting for a sustainable future.

Here is how it works - anytime your CleanCan scans something that is a non-recyclable item, you will get a notification on your CleanCan app to join the fight.

The app will state 'Tell the manufacturer you want sustainable packaging.' And all you have to do is hit the 'Yes' button on your screen. When you hit 'Yes' you are joining hundreds of thousands of Americans fighting for sustainable future.

We work directly with manufacturers to bring greener, more sustainable packaging for your favorite products to market.

Now how easy was that?

educate. engage. advocate.

the problem

Recycling is complicated all around the U.S. We never know if what we put into the recycling bin actually gets recycled.

​

Every city in the U.S. has different recycling rules and they change regularly.

​

As a result, we continue to make mistakes. 1 in 4 items in the recycling bin does not belong there.

the problem

the solution

​

We built the CleanCan to solve that very problem. The CleanCan is programmed to your local city's recycling rules so you don't have to struggle anymore to do the right thing.

​

When the recycling rules change, we can send remote updates to your CleanCan so you are always up-to-date. Go you!

​

the solution

Today, we produce 300 million tons of plastic waste. And most of it is not recycled.

​

Of all the plastic produced, only 9% has ever been recycled. About 12% has been incinerated while the rest - 79% - has accumulated in landfills, dumps, or the environment.

​

If current trends continue, our oceans could contain more plastic than fish by 2050.

the problem

We believe if recycling was easier more people would do it. So we designed the CleanCan to make recycling so easy, you just can't say no.

​

Our AI scanning technology, quickly and correctly identifies recyclable items. So you don't have to awkwardly hover over the recycling bin anymore.

And there is more...

​

On our CleanCan app, you can access the latest analytics. You can see the positive impact you are making in the environment and find different ways to do more good. Cheers to that!

the solution

70%+ of North American consumers are environmentally conscious shoppers.

​

Yet more and more products are produced without sustainability and recyclability in mind.

​

How can we send a powerful message to manufacturers to put sustainability at the forefront?

We at the CleanCan Company believe there is strength in numbers. And we want to make it a little bit easier to fight for what matters!

​

With our 'Advocate' feature on our CleanCan app, you can join hundreds of thousands of Americans that are all fighting for a sustainable future.

​

Here is how it works - anytime your CleanCan scans something that is a non-recyclable item, you will get a notification on your CleanCan app to join the fight.

The app will state 'Tell the manufacturer you want sustainable packaging.' And all you have to do is hit the 'Yes' button on your screen. When you hit 'Yes' you are joining hundreds of thousands of Americans fighting for sustainable future.

​

We work directly with manufacturers to bring greener, more sustainable packaging for your favorite products to market.

​

Now how easy was that?