The tastiest drinks with the smallest climate impact

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Meet one of the world's least sustainable industries

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Disposable swings the baton

44% of all plastic produced in the world is used for disposable packaging. These are containers that only last one time, sometimes only a few minutes.
Trucks

Trucks full of water

Did you know that soft drinks mainly consist of over 80% water? It's astonishing to think that thousands of trucks transport mostly water every day, when tap water is readily accessible everywhere. Quite bizzare, isn't it?
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Sugar and unhealthy additives

The majority of soft drinks are still primarily composed of sugar, with an average of 8 sugar cubes in a single can. This is especially concerning considering that over half of the European population struggles with obesity.
Reality check

Soft drink industry, we need to talk

It can also be done differently.  
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Decentralized

What if you could transform every water connection into a mini soft drink factory? A decentralized network avoids unnecessary transportation costs and emissions.

Packing Free

What if you could tap refreshing drinks right into your reusable cup? Reduce. Reuse. Recycle. Yep, with the emphasis on the first.

Healthy

Who says a nice refreshing drink has to be unhealthy? No way, José.

And whether it can be done differently

Amber Vuylsteke
"For our new office, we were still looking for a solution that symbolizes our way of working and identity. Dripl really brings colleagues together."

Amber Vuylsteke

Office and happiness, TechWolf

Taoufik El Mahmoudi
"We offered soft drinks, but actually that is not consistent with our vision of health. Dripl does."

Taoufik El Mahmoudi

Talent Manager, IXOR

Katrien Roziers
"Thanks to Dripl in the office, employees drink healthier and our office manager has less work."

Katrien Roziers

HR Lead, The Master Labs

Myrthe Martens
"With JBC, we definitely want a plastic-free office. Dripl's drink dispenser and refillable flavoured drinks fit perfectly into our sustainable story."

Myrthe Martens

Hapiness officer, JBC

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The secret price of soft drinks

On average, you pay 1.80 euros for a bottle of soda. Seems little, but the real cost is higher than you think: mountains of waste, carbon emissions and lots of sugars. Insert the Dripl Refillution. The solution based on decentralization, reuse and health.

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the soft drink industry

Meet one of the world's least
sustainable sectors

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In the 1970s, our well-known soft drink giant made an important switch: soft drinks were no longer served as syrup in cafes, but rather ready-mixed with tap water in disposable containers. And since then, the industry has remained unchanged.

A BAD REPORT CARD

Figures with serious impact

1.3 billion

packaging ends up daily on the trash heap - a mountain as high as the Eiffel Tower.

51%

of the PMD bag is not recycled.

190

kilotons of CO2e emissions annually. Because soft drinks consist of 90% tap water.

This is equivalent to the emissions of  22,000 Belgian households

The solution? Simple!

Enter the Refillution.

With Refillution, we are turning the current soft drink industry on its head. We are introducing a new way
of hydrating where health and reuse is the norm.

Decentralization

What if you could transform every water connection into a mini soft drink factory? A decentralized network avoids unnecessary transportation costs and emissions.

Reuse

A reusable bottle becomes indispensable in your daily life. Fill it not only with water, but also with flavors. Reduce. Reuse. Recycle. With an emphasis on that first one.

Healthy

The days when refreshing drinks overflowed with sugar and additives are gone forever. Healthy hydration now means more than just drinking water.

LAUNCHING A REFILLUTION

The story behind Dripl

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When co-founders Colin and Lucas together felt like having something fresh on their college campus, the only option was the classic beverage dispenser. Meanwhile, while you can refill your water bottle anywhere, soft drinks always have to come in disposable containers. There had to be another way, they thought. And so Dripl.

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300+ companies are already participating in Refillution

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Interested in making your office more sustainable, but still need a push internally? Find out how much packaging and CO2 emissions your office can save by switching to recycling. You will receive an email with the results, which you can easily forward to the appropriate colleagues.

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Annually, your office could save x number of packages.

That is, x kg CO2e.

You can compare this to charging your smartphone x number of times.
Or x number of full PMD bags.

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