We believe that convenience doesn’t have to destroy our planet. That’s why we’ve developed a new product category. GaeaStar’s ultra-thin reusable clay cups are specifically designed to combine to-go consumption with the elevated experience of in-house dining. Reuse your cup again and again, or use it once for ultimate convenience, our clay cups work for all occasions.
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Customer Experience
We offer an elevated to-go experience with the convenience of disposability. However you choose to use our products, our solution is simple will never compromise on quality or performance.
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Sustainability
Our products are geo-neutral and multiple use. They are made from the earth and return to the earth without causing any harm. By eliminating the need for recycling entirely, we’re solving the real problem behind single-use plastics.
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Locally Produced
Our goal is to create a completely local production ecosystem using local raw materials. By streamlining the life cycle and use cycle of disposable packaging, we are working towards lowering the true cost for companies, people, and the planet.
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If you are interested in becoming a pilot partner, please submit a Product Inquiry on our contact page, and tell us a little bit more about you and your company. We will get back to you as soon as possible.
Yes! We want to make single use history and embrace circularity. Reuse our cups as many times as you can for drinks, food or they also make great homes for plants or candles. They only stop working when broken by the user.
GaeaStar’s mission is to eliminate plastic waste, and our products are 100% plastic free and following the principles of circularity are designed to be used multiple times.
Takeaway cups are lined with a thin layer of plastic to make them waterproof. Research has shown that this lining makes takeaway cups extremely challenging to recycle, not to mention that only 9% of plastic ever produced is recycled and 85% of plastic produced globally goes to landfill. Research has also shown that compostable products run into issues such as industrial composting facility availability, CO2 & methane and harmful toxin (PFAS) emissions post disposal.
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