To-Go Ware
A Sustainable Partner
Who They Are
Humans create a massive amount of waste from their use of disposable bags, bottles, utensils, and other items that are used once and throw âawayâ. To-Go Ware decided that they wanted to change this systemic waste by creating a brand that enables people to transport their food and utensils in a sustainable manner. Founded in 2004, To-Go Ware strives to provide products that are safe, affordable, and innovative. For too long the âto-goâ culture has been parallel to the âthrow-awayâ culture. To-Go Ware is breaking this bond, and taking an important step towards a sustainable future.
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Why We Like Them
To-Go Wearâs emphasis on sustainability is visible throughout their entire line of products. Every material they use is both intentional and eco-friendly. To create their utensils, To-Go Ware uses sustainable bamboo, which replaces the petroleum-based plastic thatâs typically used in single-use flatware. They also utilize recycled PET fabrics, which are made from plastic water bottles, adding an additional eco-friendly element to their sustainable lifestyle products! To-Go Ware also uses stainless steel, which provides an element of durability that provides a long-term replacement for plastic food containers or baggies.
As a fellow B Corp, To-Go Ware has committed to uphold some of the most rigorous standards for social and environmental performance, public transparency, and legal accountability to balance profit and purpose. They’re also Climate Neutral Certified, meaning they’ve undergone an extensive process of measuring and offsetting their overall footprint to achieve net-zero (or better) carbon emissions! To-Go Wareâs initiative to deviate from the environmentally destructive practice of single-use plastic is setting a strong precedent for a sustainable future.
Climate Neutral
B Corp
Sustainable Lifestyle
Bamboo
Recycled PET Fabric
Brands that are Climate Neutral Certified have achieved net-zero carbon emissions while maintaining production and delivery of their products and services over the course of a year. Through Climate Neutral, brands undergo a process to measure, offset, and ultimately reduce their carbon emissions â representing their continued commitment to our planetâs well-being.
The B Lab is a third-party, non-profit organization that certifies companies as socially and environmentally responsible. B Corps are businesses that go above and beyond traditional business models and aim to create positive change in the world through their practices. These companies must meet rigorous transparency and accountablity standards, while doing what is best for people and the environment.
This product helps promote a more sustainable lifestyle. Whether it encourages re-use and the movement away from disposable products, or it promotes sustainable actions like recycling and composting, this product can help you lower your environmental footprint.
As a member of the grass family, bamboo is one of the fastest growing plants on earth. It requires no irrigation, pesticides or fertilizers to grow, and can be harvested within 3-5 years, as compared to approximately 30+ years for traditional hardwoods. Bamboo is extremely adaptable and produces more oxygen per acre than large tree species, while using a fraction of the water to grow. Its durable and lightweight qualities make bamboo a great alternative for hard wood products!
Recycled PET utilizes salvaged post-industrial PET scraps and post-consumer products such as water bottles and other plastic containers. These plastics are dried, crushed, and spun into yarn in order to create recycled PET fabric, or polyester. By providing a use for recycled plastics, companies encourage recycling programs worldwide, while adding new value to discarded items. Currently, over half of virgin PET production goes towards making textiles, so by utilizing recycled PET, post-consumer materials are both diverting waste while taking the place of raw materials. This helps to reduce the demand for the extraction of oil, as well as energy used to produce new synthetic fibers.
