LoopEat is targeting zero-waste for take-outs and delivered meals

No more cardboard and plastic wrapping filling up garbage cans after a delicious take-out or delivered meal... LoopEat is a new Montpellier company focused on zero-waste, providing restaurants with reusable glass and plastic boxes with a simple consignment system. Tested in the spring of 2019, the idea has already convinced several restaurants in downtown Montpellier. It also attracted Les Coursiers Montpelliérains, a local ecologically oriented cooperative for home and business meal delivery service. The two partners launched a crowdfunding campaign on KissKissBankBank, open until November 15, to fund a common project: develop meal delivery service with reusable containers.

LoopEat was originally created by two engineers, Adline Lefebvre and Clémence Hugot, who became partners to create the decidedly green company. It all started when they met in the Montpellier Zero Waste association in early 2019, at a time when both young women were refocusing their careers and wanted to get involved in the fight against wasting resources and promote the circular economy.