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Alora Baby strives to move baby gear away from the ‘landfill economy’

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Alora Baby Revolutionizing Baby Equipment Industry with Sustainable Approach

In a world where fast consumption and waste generation are rampant, one company is aiming to change the narrative around baby equipment. Alora Baby, backed by government grants, is on a mission to introduce revolutionary changes to the baby equipment industry, starting with bedside cribs.

The company’s founder, Angus Whiston, believes that the current system is unsustainable, leading to a “landfill economy” where products are designed for a single lifespan. Alora Baby is taking a different approach by remanufacturing products, making them genuinely new and more sustainable.

Whiston emphasizes the importance of consumer behavior change, stating that it constitutes 80% of the challenge the company faces. By focusing on a greener approach to baby gear, Alora Baby hopes to have a real impact on environmental sustainability and develop a true circular economy.

The startup’s goal is not just to manufacture sustainable baby cribs but to overhaul the entire life cycle of a product, from production to use to disposal or recycling. This shift in focus highlights the criticality of sustainable practices in all aspects of the industry.

With a scalable production format and a growing consumer interest in sustainability, Alora Baby’s venture could potentially be a game-changer in the industry. By challenging norms and pushing boundaries, this new startup is paving the way for a greener future for baby equipment.

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