Ecosurety partner with City To Sea on the Global Reuse Summit 2025

This year, Ecosurety are proud to be the headline sponsor for the Global Reuse Summit 2025.

This is the second summit led by our Bristol partner, City To Sea, after their tremendous success in 2023.

On 12 March 2025, the event will be hosted live in Bristol at We The Curious, with an alternative option to join online and watch a livestream of the event. This means we can engage global audiences, hosting live panels and online content.

The day will be buzzing with talks from industry leaders, innovators, and policy makers, focusing on how to scale reuse.

Why attend the Global Reuse Summit?

The day will centre around six dynamic panels, covering:

Reuse: The bottom line - Making reuse add up
Global leaders of reuse revolution
Making reuse second nature: Changing behaviour at scale
Politics of reuse: Has policy hit the right balance?
Material world: What's fit for reuse?
Systems collaboration: Unlocking collective impact

These conversations will be hosted and contributed to by experts in the field, including City To Sea Founder Natalie Fee and Ecosurety’s Non-Executive Director and Talking Rubbish Podcast Host James Piper.

We are delighted to be able to contribute to this exciting line up and showcase our work around making reuse the default choice for consumers.

How Ecosurety is driving progress in reuse

Our goal is to support our members to make changes which benefit them sustainably and commercially. The Global Reuse Summit will be a fantastic opportunity to connect with other like-minded thought leaders who know that reusable packaging is the way forward.

Over the past year, Ecosurety have invested in a dedicated reuse team, researching consumer behaviour, systems operations and logistics. We are continuing to identify areas and opportunities where we can work to introduce reuse into the mainstream business and consumer experience.

“The Global Reuse Summit is an opportunity to share insights and ideas and discuss data-driven insights that prove reusable packaging can succeed for all retailers and packaged consumer goods brands worldwide. Over the past few years there has been a welcome increase in alternative packaging systems, presenting opportunities for innovative solutions to the single-use packaging crisis. We have steered retailers and packaged consumer goods brands in the right direction to make sure their reusable packaging systems are safe for consumers whilst protecting the environment, but more retailers and brands need to feel confident making this transition.”