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Hannah has been on a personal zero waste challenge for two years, which basically means that she doesn’t, or tries not to, purchase anything with packaging that cannot be reused, upcycled, or recycled. For her, zero waste is not about being achieving perfection, it’s about understanding the bigger picture of how our waste is handled, and how we as individuals, fit into the whole ecosystem and can demand more with the conscious purchases that we make. She is currently working on launching a circular and sharing economy model of food and beverage packaging in Hong Kong. Revolv is a wonderful team of like-minded people, implementing a reusable to-go coffee cup, water bottle, and food container service on a shareable scheme with pilot programmes currently operating in Bali and Hong Kong.
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