We tackle plastic pollution one bottle at a time with our reusable glass bottle made for over 200 product cycles.
Our water is subject to a strict purification process under FDA approved standards and our machinery is licensed by the Thai law to produce drinking water. Our water comes from a local deep well and gets purified through reverse osmosis. Afterwards, we remineralize it to create the highest quality possible.
OUR GLASSIC WATER
OUR CIRCULAR APPROACH
WE PRODUCE WHAT CUSTOMERS WANT
Our product is designed as a business-to-business concept, which means we primarily sell our glassic water to the hotel industry and the gastronomy.
WE PRODUCE WHAT CUSTOMERS WANT
OUR PROFITS DO GOOD
Glassic water is environmentally friendly.
We eliminate plastic, efficiently use resources, save energy and reduce carbon emissions.
Glassic water has the same price as water bottled in plastic.
We can offer our glassic water at the same price as imported water sold in disposable plastic bottles. This competititve price results from reduced logistics costs and the reusability of our bottle.
Glassic water supports the local economy.
We create local jobs, grow a social business and reinvest our profits into the community by financing clean ups and education campaigns.
Cleanups
Glassic will handle plastic waste that is already out there by supporting the local community in carrying out systematic clean-ups on Ko Kut.
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Education
Beyond creating awareness on the employee-level, we want to collaborate with NGOs and local institutions to establish educational programs and raise systematic awareness for the plastic problem.
Scaling
Ko Kut is our exciting first project, but we envision to bring sustainable alternatives like our glass bottle to as many regions affected by plastic pollution as possible. For a world free of plastic pollution.
WHERE TO FIND GLASSIC WATER
Our first production site has been established on the thai island of Ko Kut near the shore of Eastern Thailand. Here we are starting our journey of offering circular solutions to otherwise single-use plastic products. With our first location we want to prove our concept. Once it runs independently, we plan to scale to further locations, to tackle the plastic pollution one step at a time.