Reusable Solutions for Everyday Products

We live in a disposable world. Everywhere you look, consumers are encouraged to use things once and throw them away. From plastic bags to paper coffee cups, we generate a lot of garbage. In 2008 we started everydayJun to make a small dent in the single-use wasteland by providing consumers with reusable solutions to everyday products.

By 2008, recycling had become a very important part of the single-use lifecycle. While we are firm believers in recycling, it requires a vast amount of energy to turn post-consumer waste into goods that will ultimately be discarded all over again. "Reduce" and "Reuse" were getting lost in the cycle. It wasn't until we realized how important "Reuse" was in that equation that everydayJun was born.

Now, the reusable category consists mainly of shopping bags and water bottles. Unless you are an advocate of making your own reusable goods, there isn't a lot to offer. And what is on the market isn't hitting the runways in terms of style. everydayJun plans to change all that by reinventing reusables.

everydayJun will set the trend for reusables. We will maintain a dialogue with our consumers and assess their needs to produce innovative products that were never even considered for reuse. Part of our mission is to create products that consumers actually want and need. Through the "Contact Us" section of our website as well as informal focus groups, both in person and online, we hope to keep the lines of communication open with our consumers. Please send us your comments anytime!

In addition to consumer feedback, we will use market intelligence from every corner of the globe to inspire cutting edge product designs and trend setting styles for all of our products. And we will continue to ensure that everything we make is simple and easy to use - our products will always be machine washable or dishwasher safe, freeing you up to do more important things.

"Local First" is a strategic initiative we developed in the early days of everydayJun. The main directive of this program is to produce and procure goods in our local market first, then when necessary, branch out to other markets. Through "Local First," we begin each project by sourcing materials and vendors as close to home as possible. If we are not able to find what we need in our home state of New Jersey, we open up the search to the rest of the country and after that, the rest of the world. When and if we buy off-the-shelf products from overseas, "Local First" requires that the countries we deal with have excellent environmental records, fair labor practices and strict safety standards.