CauliBox secures £250k in seed funding led by SFC Capital to advance its packaging reuse technology
The seed round was led by SFC Capital to support the development of tracking technology and user experience.
CauliBox operates a tech-enabled reusable container scheme designed to reduce single-use packaging waste in the food sector. The business has established trials and partnerships across several London markets and institutional clients.
Circular economy start-up CauliBox has secured £250k in a seed funding round led by SFC Capital. The fresh capital will be directed towards enhancing the firm's tracking technology and refining the user experience for its digital container reuse scheme.
The company operates the United Kingdom's first tech-enabled reusable packaging system, allowing users to earn rewards via an app while eliminating single-use waste. CauliBox has previously deployed its solution across various London food markets and maintains partnerships with public sector organisations including Westminster City Council and the London School of Economics.
From the founder
"CauliBox is excited about working with SFC Capital to further our mission to eliminate single-use packaging waste in the food-to-go industry. We will be working with our catering partners to focus on improving our tracking technology and refining the user experience to ensure the circularity of our reuse scheme while helping our users to switch to more sustainable practices without hassle."
Josephine Liang
Co-Founder at CauliBox
Use of funds
- 01Continue product development
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