Green GrubBox

02/26/2021

Introducing our strategic partner r.Ware!

The reusable food container system for takeout dining, brought to you by your friends at r.Cup
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12/31/2020

Encora is pleased to announce we have strategically partnered with ‘r.Cup” to launch 'r.Ware" in Minneapolis next month. Encora is committed to combating single use takeout packaging, which has grown exponentially due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Other cities will be announced soon. Press Release attached below. , ,

I'm very excited to share this news today! "Keiko Niccolini, r.Cup CMO, said, 'We are very eager to introduce a solution to our friends in the restaurant...

09/29/2020

Last Wednesday through Friday evening, Encora successfully tested our new automated smart collection system and software solution for reusable food contianers in the San Diego Airport as part of the SAN Innovation Lab. It was satisfying after months of hard work. Thanks to all our new friends at the San Diego County Regional Airport Authority for all the help and guidance on this epic technological journey we've been on.

See you in the food line!

07/01/2020

According to over 125 health experts, reusables aren’t “petri dishes” for infection after all.

07/01/2020

Hi everyone,
I am excited to announce the formation of Encora, a new offering of our suite of reusable container services. Encora is tailored to meet the unique needs of self-contained environments such as campuses, colleges, businesses and airports (more on this later). We will be testing our new technology at the San Diego Airport later this summer as part of the SAN Innovation lab. Check out the press release below for more information.

Airport-oriented solutions ranging from a smart waste bin to reusable to-go containers will have the opportunity to try out the concept at San Diego International Airport (SAN) in the Airport Innovation Lab. The fourth group of innovators welcomed into the Lab’s 16-week program is comprised of fou...

06/29/2020

Hi friends, since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic there has been an misinformation campaign perpetuated by the plastics industry on the "dangers" of reusable products in food service. Surprise!! It was a lie...

According to over 125 health experts, reusables aren’t “petri dishes” for infection after all.

08/07/2019

Hi friends, My startup Green GrubBox been selected as a Accelerate semifinalist & need your vote!

If you have a second please click on (link: http://bit.ly/2KjU03t) bit.ly/2KjU03t or the pic below and select CIRCULAR PITCHES then select Green GrubBox on the left hand column.

Vote by 8/30! Thanks!

VERGE Accelerate is a fast-pitch competition that takes place on the main stage of VERGE 19, giving selected finalists the opportunity to pitch to a live audience of ~3,000 business leaders, government officials and investors, as well as to a global online audience.

06/20/2019

Great news! Green GrubBox was selected by the Clean Tech Open Accelerator to participate in their 2019 Cohort. Proud to be the only clean tech startup chosen from the PNW.

https://www.cleantechopen.org/en/

Great news! Green GrubBox was selected by the Clean Tech Open Accelerator to participate in their 2019 Cohort. Proud to be the only clean tech startup chosen from the PNW.

https://www.cleantechopen.org/en/page/mission-en

06/20/2019

Great news! Green GrubBox was selected by the Clean Tech Open Accelerator to participate in their 2019 Cohort. Proud to be the only clean tech startup chosen from the PNW.

https://www.cleantechopen.org/en/page/mission-en

03/15/2019

Seattle was once dubbed "America's greenest city" for leading the charge on climate change. But despite the hype we stubbornly can't seem to cut our own carbon footprint.

03/15/2019

https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/politics/even-seattle-finds-its-just-too-hard-being-green/

Although Seattle is considered one of the Greenest cities in the U.S. we need more sustainable solutions that are easily accessible. Green GrubBox is making Green Easy. Join today! www.greengrubbox.com

Seattle was once dubbed "America's greenest city" for leading the charge on climate change. But despite the hype we stubbornly can't seem to cut our own carbon footprint.