This is an Unbottle: A Story of Sustainability, One Bottle at a Time
It all started with a walk on a beach in Goa.
Aishvarya watched the ocean spit out more plastic than waves, a heartbreaking sight that made her stop in her tracks. With two kids by her side, she thought, “I can’t be the only one who feels this way!” That moment sparked a mission—one that led to the creation of Unbottle, a 100% recycled and recyclable plastic bottle, designed to break the vicious cycle of waste.
9 Months, Endless Trials, One Sustainable Solution
Developing the Unbottle wasn’t easy. It took 9 months of research, innovation, and sheer determination to get it right. But today, each Unbottle proudly carries an embossed statement:
“This is an Unbottle.”
It’s more than packaging—it’s a promise. A promise that every time you pick up a Tuco Kids product, you’re making an active choice to reduce plastic waste.
Recycling Isn’t Just a Trend, It’s a Responsibility
Here’s how the magic happens:
- Used plastic bottles are collected through a network of recycling partners.
- They are stripped of labels, thoroughly washed, and broken down into tiny pellets.
- These pellets are then remanufactured into new Unbottles—no virgin plastic, no unnecessary waste.
- The cycle continues.
That means each time you use an Unbottle, you’re helping to keep plastic out of landfills, oceans, and the environment.
Glass vs. Plastic: The Truth About "Sustainable" Packaging
Switching to glass might seem like the ultimate eco-friendly move, but is it really?
Think about it: the carbon footprint of transporting glass jars is astronomical. Glass is heavier, requires more fuel to ship, and breaks easily, leading to more waste.
Plastic isn’t the villain—single-use plastic is. Recycled and recyclable plastic, like our Unbottle, is a practical, scalable, and truly sustainable solution.
Small Actions, Big Impact
At Tuco Kids, we believe that small actions, multiplied by millions of people, can make a real difference. Every Unbottle sold is a step toward a cleaner planet.
So next time you hold one in your hands, remember: this isn’t just a bottle. This is an Unbottle.