Sustainable inputs take too long to find.
The Chemistry Center connects makers and buyers of sustainable materials, chemicals, ingredients, packaging, component parts and finished products.
Every new input has to be found, tested and commercialized.
Find
Who makes it, who needs it, and whether they can deliver.
Test
Whether it works in your product, at your scale.
Commercialize
Getting from a sample to a regular order.
All three take a long time and cost a lot of money.
Global production can’t scale without sustainable inputs.
Consumers want sustainable products with clean ingredients and packaging.
One network for everything that goes into a product.
Makers and buyers of each, in one place.
Materials
What products are made from.
Chemicals
Compounds that coat, bind, clean and preserve.
Ingredients
What goes inside food, cosmetics and household goods.
Packaging
What holds and protects the product.
Component parts
The pieces assembled into one product.
Finished products
What ends up on the shelf.
If you make sustainable inputs or buy them, we want to hear from you.
We work with producers and buyers across manufacturing, chemicals, materials, packaging, agriculture and waste.
Max wants to understand how sourcing works at your company, and where it breaks.
I’m 18. I finished high school this year and decided not to go to college.
I recently launched The Chemistry Center. I’m building a network that connects sustainable materials, chemicals, ingredients, packaging, component parts and finished products.
If you make sustainable inputs, or you buy them, or you work anywhere in manufacturing, chemicals, materials, packaging or agriculture, I want to hear from you.
Max CooperCEO, The Chemistry Center
Where does sourcing break at your company?
Tell Max how you make or buy sustainable inputs, and where it gets slow or expensive.