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REMAKE OCEAN TM

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Approximately 46% of the 79 thousand tons of ocean plastic in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch is made up of fishing nets, some as large as football fields, according to the study published in March 2018 in Scientific Reports, which shocked the researchers themselves who expected the percentage to be closer to 20%. 

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640,000 tons of fishing nets are lost, abandoned or discarded at sea every year – also known as “ghost nets” – can continue killing indiscriminately for decades and decades, entangling or suffocating countless fish, sharks, whales, dolphins, sea turtles, seals and marine birds every year. An estimated 30% percent of the decline in some fish populations is a result of discarded fishing equipment, while more than 70% of marine animal entanglements involve abandoned plastic fishing nets.

Most of fishing nets are made by Nylon, which can be remade into renewable nylon polymers.

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OUR AIM:

To stop fishing net being discarded into the ocean and remake them into fully traceable and renewable polymers to save the ocean.

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REMAKE OCEAN TM was born
HOW DO WE DO IT
we collect discarded fishing net from fishing companies and ocean cleanups in the world and remake the waste into high-performance renewable polymers and products through innovative technology and sustainable design
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Net Collection

Discarded fishing nets are collected from Australia and Asia by NGOs

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Transporting

Nets are cleaned, separated by material type and organized for transport

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Recycling + Modification

Nets are shredded and melted into high performance recycled pellets "REMAKE OCEAN TM"

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Production Application

Pellets are formed into quality products, built for a multi recyclable circular solutions

PRODUCT INNOVATION & APPLICATION
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WWF X ARISE X REMAKEHUB X REFUTURE

An upcycling solution for commercial gill nets. Partnership with WWF X ARISE, REMAKEHUB was able to receive 500kg of the discarded fishing net from Australia the Great Barrier Reef and turned them into 100% recycled sustainable sunglasses, ReefCycle. REFUTURE is a sub-brand under REMAKEHUB, it is used to trace the entire journey of how fishing net was collected and made into final sunglasses via QR codes.

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Please join this movement and visit the site: https://www.wwf.org.au/get-involved/reefcycle#gs.pltbk6

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FISHING NET MADE OFFICE CHAIR

Demand for office furniture is growing rapidly, driven by rising urbanization and an associated increase in ‘white-collar’ jobs. By 2024, the size of the industry will be about USD100 billion dollars. Manufacturing office furniture requires a high volume of input materials and energy. After a typical 5-7 year usage period, 80-90% of these valuable resources are lost to landfill or incineration.

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REMAKEHUB aims to create a multi circular material to push the industry GO GREEN.

TRACEABILITY & TRANSPARENCY
Our sub-brand called REFUTURE, which uses blockchain technology to track the entire production process of the sunglasses, from waste to end-product. This way, consumers can find out exactly where their product came from by scanning a QR code and also be able to share sustainability to more communities.
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IMPACT & SUSTAINABILITY
REMAKE OCEAN TM is highly committed to 6 SDG goals from United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
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