Ocean bound plastic recovered thanks to Wild &amp; Pure

Our CleanHubs span 3 continents and are located in some of the world’s worst plastic pollution hotspots. Currently, more than 2 billion people dispose of their trash in nature because no one collects it. Your support means our global CleanHubs connect people  in coastal communities to waste collection, preventing plastic from ever polluting our environment. The waste collection you support is door-to-door, or directly from beaches or rivers, creating safe and dignified jobs with fair pay and opportunities.

Our Clean Kerala hub works with collection partner, Greens Worms Waste Management to organize door-to-door collection services across southern India, with the help of women empowerment groups.

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Our Clean North Sulawesi Hub is supported on the ground by No-Trash Triangle. No-Trash Triangle helps prevent plastic pollution in the Coral Triangle, one of the most biodiverse marine environments in South-East Asia.

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Our Clean Goa Hub is supported by vRecycle. vRecycle collects all plastics from households in Southern Goa.  Together, we help over 25K homes manage their waste self-sufficiently and have built more than 2K composters and 200 community recycling points.

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CleanHub collection partner, Greens Worms Waste Management organizes door-to-door collection services across India.

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Our Clean Bali Hub is supported on the ground by ecoBali, which was founded on the idea of 'getting responsible with waste' due to the lack of waste management in Bali and is working toward a more circular approach.

EcoBali Collection

Our Clean Pondicherry Hub is supported on the ground by Recity. Recity was founded to keep plastics out of the environment, and is creating a circular economy - enabling value-chain collaborations between brands and consumers

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Portfolio

Our Wild &amp; Pure product line has been purpose-built to empower users to reduce plastic waste during personal care. Using our compostable dry cotton wipes or organic flannel wipes with a “use-as-you-go” product like our EcoBalance Cleansers reduces plastic container waste and microplastic contamination in waterways from wet wipes. Did you know that MOST wet wipes are made out of spun plastic sheets, and are one of the key pollutants that harm aquatic and marine life?! <div><br /></div><div>Our cleansers are packaged in glass or HDPE plastic (to reduce  "forever chemical" plastic contamination) versus common PET containers. Our dry wipes are very absorbent and can be gently machine-washed and dried (for limited reuse). They are compostable, additive-free, and safe for use with food, giving you an economical alternative to plastic-based wet wipes and paper towels.</div><div>
Globally, we use BILLIONS of wet wipes every year. Wet wipes end up in the ocean, streams, and landfills and clog our septic and wastewater systems. Over two billion people in coastal regions of our planet don’t have access to proper waste management. Trash is either openly burned, dumped, or piled onto poorly managed landfills, destined to impact our climate and us all.</div><div>
That's why Wild &amp; Pure is partnering with CleanHub to collect plastic waste before it enters the ecosystem! Waste management systems prevent trash from ever leaking into nature or being burnt under the open sky.<div><div></div></div></div>

Wild & Pure's plastic sustainability report

How we’re protecting oceans from plastic waste

At Wild & Pure, we're proud to say we're preventing 550 lb of plastic waste from ending up in landfills, open environments, or our oceans. 🙌

Our sustainability commitment at Wild & Pure

Why we act on plastic

More than
2 billion people worldwide
dispose of their trash in nature because there are no waste collection services.

Sustainability projects we support

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How we’re impacting communities

By working with CleanHub, we’re making sure 550 lb of plastic will never end up in our oceans. 🙌