Our call for projects (CFP) for reuse in Léko, open between June and July 2025, attracted considerable interest with 59 applications!
Its objective is to support the development of effective reuse projects in a variety of sectors.
The applications received relate in particular to initiatives to set up logistics loops, LCA-type studies, and research and development (R&D) projects. They also include requests for support to assist producers in their conversion to reuse, by covering the additional cost of bottles and labels compatible with reuse.
A total of 38 projects were selected, covering 13 French regions. These winners are of different types: marketers, companies specializing in reuse, associations, and operators. Their projects cover a variety of topics:
- Development of local reuse channels,
- Transition to reuse for producers,
- Participation in consortiums,
- Secondary packaging design,
- Life cycle analysis,
A total funding package of €550,000 has been allocated to support these initiatives.
Among the projects selected:
- In 2025, the Ravoire family will continue to roll out the reuse of its "Maison Ravoire" and "Manon" ranges in mass retail outlets nationwide, via partner stores in the Loop ecosystem . This rollout will gradually extend to more points of sale and reusable items, including Amphorea beer bottles.
- SuperFlacon is rapidly expanding its business in the hygiene products sector. To achieve this, the company needs to scale up its washing capacity in order to support its growth, establish sustainable local logistics, and optimize its reuse loop model.
- Oenoco, an innovative player in the wine industry, is developing a transport crate inspired by biomimicry. By optimizing storage space, it allows for the transport of more reusable glass bottles, generating logistical savings while reducing the environmental footprint. The testing phase will begin soon: would you like to test it? Contact us!
- Réutec supports e-retailers in their transition to reusing packaging by offering innovative and sustainable solutions aimed at reducing packaging waste.
- Boutin, a reuse operator, aims to reactivate local loops for wine bottles, starting with the Pays de la Loire region. The goal is to support winegrowers in the transition to reusable bottles and to develop a model that can be replicated nationwide.
These initiatives demonstrate companies' commitment to fully embracing the circular economy, complying with the requirements of the AGEC law, and meeting consumers' growing expectations for sustainable and responsible products.