Entries for 2018 [Re]verse Pitch Competition

Our product displaces the glass, purpose-fabricated vases sold by florists with a zero-waste vessel crafted from reclaimed materials.

Valuable oysters by the thousands are ending up in our landfills here in Austin; instead of returning them back to the ocean.

We are going to recycle the vinyl record by making phone cases.We will mold the vinyl and clean up the product and sell it for a good price.

Prevent food waste from entering landfills, Black soldier fly larvae consume organic waste, converting them to animal feed and produce soil.

Oyster buttons are a sustainable alternative to the plastic button: a unique look for your garment and good for the environment.

Denim Dog Co. uses all recycled products to produce tasty dog treats in a fun reusable denim bag, and donates 50% to local Austin shelters.

Zym•yr•gy takes spent grain from the fermentation process and creates delicious baked food and reuses wastewater for urban ecology.

To solve Still Austin’s issue by mechanical separating the stillage into all-natural products and selling it to agricultural communities.

New residential real estate driven solution improves affordability for residents while creating climate change resiliency for communities.

Collect oyster shells from local seafood restaurants, and process them into a foliar spray used to protect plants against blossom-end rot.

Durable denim dog toys made from recycled denim jeans

Nutritious baking flour created from locally produced whiskey stillage, while saving the filtered water to be reused in a grey water system.

Re-Luminate is shining a new light on the challenge of waste, giving waste new life as designer light fixtures with a retro flare.

Classic Childhood is a new “thoughtful brand” designed for children that is inspired in today’s European fashion trends. Handmade in Austin

Oysters shells are great for sorting, comparing and contrasting when learning math. Kids can learn math using this engaging method.