The market is avidly looking for two types of products. The first products are substitutes to original material. As raw materials are becoming scarce and prices rise, both customers and suppliers are looking for cost effective alternatives to use. This has initiated a search in recent times for real substitute products that offer similar if not identical characteristic to the original product but cost less to produce or market.The second type relates to products that meet environmental requirements world wide, as many more governments adhere to environmental principals and strategies and the laws become ever more stringent. Products that are 100% recyclable, products that are biodegradable or reusable many times, products that minimize waste, products that are economically viable and profitable are being sought out and rewarded for being so.These two driving forces are shaping the world economy and will continue to do so in coming decades.
Economically Viable
“We believe that over the next two decades, the world demand for recycled products and recycling technology will increase 1,000 fold from what it is today. We further believe that this demand will reward products and machinery that are not only environmentally friendly but also economically viable. At Garb we offer both.”
Isaac Asimov in 1972 forewarned that “If all the people in the world want to live with the same living standards enjoyed by US citizen, then three Earths would not be enough to satisfy their demand”. This was true in 1972 and we were only 4 billion people then. We at Garb believe that the only way for us to have any possibility of satisfying these demands, is through the application of the ClosedCycle principal in any product or service where this is possible.
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