Reusable packages say goodbye to throw-away culture

<p dir="ltr">The city creates resources and helps companies develop. I have no experience of setting up a company elsewhere, but I believe it is quite rare that the city gets so involved. In addition, start-up entrepreneurship is very communal in Helsinki. </p>

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RePack's CEO Jonne Hellgren wants to show the world how reusable packages can help in the fight against climate change. RePack's products are already used by more than 40 online stores in more than 10 countries. ...

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