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Towards a new world made of sustainable materials
Mission statement
The main aim of Corkinvogue is to contribute to the world’s transition from plastic to sustainable materials such as cork, rubber, wood, and recycled plastic.
We believe that each everyday object can be rebuilt using these raw materials, an idea that will make a huge difference in the future of our planet.
To address the global plastic crisis, we need to think and act both globally and locally. It is no coincidence that Portugal is the world’s largest cork producing country and Portuguese industry is increasingly focused on recycling.
Based on this vast experience and accumulated knowledge, Corkinvogue creates sustainable solutions – products made of recycled materials and beautifully designed.
Our values reflect who we are and what we stand for as a company
Customer commitment
Integrity
Sustainability
Innovation
Eco-friendly
Our story
Cork in vogue is a family business based in Portugal offering a range of different products made from cork, rubber, wood and recycled plastic.
As world citizens, we are aware of and concerned about the destruction of natural resources. Our focus is to recycle materials, transform them, and make the recycling cycle infinite.
We conceive and design high quality products, offering sustainable and environmentally friendly materials, with a sophisticated and fashionable look.
We pride ourselves of our Made in Portugal tag and we work together with others small and medium size Portuguese companies.
And of course, our products are 100% made in Portugal.
From 3 R´s to Circular Economy
Are you familiar with the 3 R’s principle?
The simple and brilliant idea of reducing, reusing, and recycling is one of our core beliefs.
The concept of sustainability for us is more than a mere marketing word – all the raw materials we are using will be recycled and most of them are being (re)used for the second or third time.
Cork, rubber, wood and even plastic are being constantly recycled and reused for new purposes.
Circular Economy
The circular economy keeps resources — such as products, materials, and energy — in the economic system for as long as possible and at the “highest value” possible.
Products gain value as they’re manufactured, through the input of materials, labour and energy. Finding ways to reuse a product keeps much of that value. Recycling a product captures less value, because it requires energy and some materials break down in the recycling process.
Pursuing a circular economy first requires changing the way we think about products (Steps 1 and 2 in the graphic), by changing product design and production. Businesses need to think less about increasing revenues by selling more product, and more about selling longer-life and higher-quality products.
Once products are in use, the priority becomes reusing them, then repairing or remanufacturing them, and then recycling.
Circularity means that instead of materials moving from resource extraction to production to waste, the waste becomes feedstock for new products. Resources are recovered and reused and waste is reduced.
