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WE MAKE REUSING SIMPLE

We enable everyone to contribute to eliminating plastic waste from takeaway food.

Our easy-to-use system provides a simple solution to reuse containers and reduce plastic waste.

 

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Welcome to Empti

Reduce Waste By Reusing Containers

In the last decade the consumption of takeaway food has increased dramatically compounded by the recent global pandemic, bins are overflowing and recycling plants are struggling to keep up. Single use containers used by this sector are causing a significant impact on the environment and adding to the effects of global warming. Our aim is to start a movement to dramatically cut down this waste one container at a time. The European union 2025 policy on recycling aims to reduce the impact of over 20 million takeaway containers used annually thus reducing emissions by 61,700 CO” eq/yr (link). Join us and help make this happen Time to make a change by using your own containers for takeaway food and drinks.

What you need to do if you want to help:

1. Carry your own reusable containers for any coffee/tea or takeaway food.

2. Go to a participating outlet who are behind the change to cut waste

3. Collect a scan point using our app

4. Gain rewards and promotions

5. Feel good

Email

info@empti.me

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How Empti Works

The App Process

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Install & Create Account
Download Empti app and create an account
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Scan QR Code
Start scanning and start reusing
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Earn points for container return
Add your details so you receive your benefits

Why Join

Environmentally friendly & long lasting

Advertising on App

Add campaigns and promotions on the app to increase your differentiation

Reduce single use plastics

Be part of a growing trend to help reduce our reliance on single use plastics

Loyalty

Build loyal customers with rewards the more they use reusable containers

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Register your Outlet

Get Started Now

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