Getting 

and 

keeping 

plastic 

from 

rivers 

and 

oceans

Remember the plastic soup? That Big (capital B) puddle of plastic floating around in the Pacific Ocean? Well, that didn’t get there by accident. The rivers of the world are partially to blame. Because did you know, that 1000 rivers are responsible for 80% of all plastic flow to our oceans? Those are numbers we don’t like. So, we’re doing it again. We’re joining forces with The Ocean Cleanup to combat the growing plastic problem. By offering you a brand-new and very limited-edition Dopper.

But how does that work?

A bottle alone isn’t going to save the world, we know. But this is not just any bottle. By purchasing this new Dopper, you’re not only preventing more plastic water bottles from entering both rivers and oceans (40 bottles a year, to be exact). You’re also funding The Ocean Cleanup and their latest innovation: The InterceptorTM. While the name might sound like an evil villain, it’s actually doing quite the opposite. Let us explain.

The technology of The InterceptorTM focuses on extracting plastic from rivers. Intercepting (it’s all in the name) it from its way to the ocean. This machine can collect up to 50.000 kgs of trash per day and has a storage capacity of 50m3. Might not sound like much, but what if we told you that’s about the volume of 10 adult elephants? Meaning the InterceptorTM can operate even in the most polluted rivers in this world.