A circular economy is based on the
principles of designing out waste and
pollution, keeping products and materials
in use, and regenerating natural systems.

Ellen MacArthur Foundation

US demand for timber furniture,
caused the deforestation of Africa rainforests.

they (consumers) could hold a key to keeping more of the
Congo Basin's forests, and the vast reserves
of carbon and biodiversity they contain, intact.

80.1%

80.1% of furniture that ends up in landfills
around the U.S.

Linear economy is of the past,
Let’s put an end to “Take-Make-Waste”

LINEAR ECONOMY

CIRCULAR ECONOMY

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DEFORESTATION

SAV-A-TREE

TRADITIONAL MANUFACTURING

ZERO-WASTE MANUFACTURING

Years later

LINEAR ECONOMY END IN LANDFILL

CIRCULAR ECONOMY CONTINUE

RECOVERY PROGRAM

RECOLLECT

RECYCLE

RENEW
MULTIPLE LIFECYCLES

Come together to pursue
the UN Sustainable
Development Goals (SDGs).

We are in compliance with
SDGs 12 & 15

12

Responsible
Consumption
and Production

15

Life on Land

Why Forward Materials

A circular economy is based on the principles of designing out waste and pollution, keeping products and materials in use, and regenerating natural systems.

US demand for timber furniture, caused the deforestation of Africa rainforests.

they (consumers) could hold a key to keeping more of the Congo Basin's forests, and the vast reserves of carbon and biodiversity they contain, intact.

80.1% of furniture that ends up in landfills around the U.S.

Linear economy is of the past, Let’s put an end to “Take-Make-Waste”

LINEAR ECONOMY

CIRCULAR ECONOMY

DEFORESTATION

SAV-A-TREE

TRADITIONAL MANUFACTURING

ZERO-WASTE MANUFACTURING

Years later

LINEAR ECONOMY END IN LANDFILL

CIRCULAR ECONOMY CONTINUE

RECOVERY PROGRAM

RECOLLECT

RECYCLE

RENEW MULTIPLE LIFECYCLES

12

15

A circular economy is based on the
principles of designing out waste and
pollution, keeping products and materials
in use, and regenerating natural systems.

US demand for timber furniture,
caused the deforestation of Africa rainforests.

they (consumers) could hold a key to keeping more of the
Congo Basin's forests, and the vast reserves
of carbon and biodiversity they contain, intact.

80.1% of furniture that ends up in landfills
around the U.S.

Linear economy is of the past,
Let’s put an end to “Take-Make-Waste”

RENEW
MULTIPLE LIFECYCLES