Succulent Planter
Now offering cork succulent planters.
Don’t throw your wine corks away, upcycle them. EnviroCentric collects and reimagines what can be made from everyday household waste.
Cork Consumption
Americans drink over 4 billion bottles of wine every year, more than any other country[1]. When purchasing a bottle of wine, corks are oftentimes overlooked for their valuable economic potential. The wine is consumed, the bottle recycled, but what happens to a wine topper? If the cork is natural it could be placed in the compost bin; although, a better solution would be to upcycle it into something new.
At EnviroCentric we partner with restaurants to help them divert cork away from landfills. In doing so, we are able to promote a circular economy that invests in local commerce and utilizes American waste in the most sustainable ways possible.
Our Partners
Smokey and The Brisket
Stop by Smokey’s on Lake Murray Blvd. They are a fantastic BBQ joint that supports sustainable commerce.
Farmer’s Table
Farmer’s table in La Mesa is a fantastic health oriented American bistro. Make sure to try the wine, as all corks are collected and upcycled for a second life.
Eureka!
The SDSU Eureka location is now upcycling used wine corks. Dine in for great food and sustainable wine
The Closed Loop Chameleon
Product Line
Coaster
Coming soon
Napkin ring
Coming soon
fishing buoy
Coming soon