University of Liverpool embraces reuse with Warp It

Depending on your project circumstances or requirements, or the type of commodities that are being traded Warp It reuse system, you may need to find items at various locations.

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Each day millions of things that could be reused end up being thrown away. The Keep Britain Tidy charity inspires people to end waste now and for future generations.

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The beginning of a new year is the perfect time to start new habits and bid farewell to old ones. 

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Reuse is a great way to prevent waste. It’s high on the waste hierarchy and is a more sustainable option than repurposing, recycling, or disposal.

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Depending on your project circumstances or requirements, or the type of commodities that are being traded, you may need to turn off the ability for staff to upload items to the Warp It reuse system.

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The University of Cambridge has reached £853,435 in savings in just a year thanks to reusing with Warp It.

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Five hospital trusts in Lancashire and South Cumbria have saved over £80,000 in just five months thanks to reusing with Warp It.

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In a move to scale up donations across the globe, Warp It is inviting even more charities to join its reuse network.

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Warp It was established in 2013 by Daniel O'Connor following in the footsteps of his rag and bone man grandfather.

Applying the principles of websites such as eBay and Freecycle, Daniel designed the web-based system to allow users to donate, sell, and rent unwanted items inside their own organisation, diverting waste from landfill while reducing costs and carbon.

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