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Welcome to

Eco Crab Industries

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Our Mission

Eco Crab aims to demonstrate that the world must and can operate via the merge of sustainable business, sustainable finance and sustainable living.

 

Transparency, innovation and collective movement remain core characteristics of Eco Crab. 

 

While closing the loop from ocean plastic to reusable product, Eco Crab puts action into its advocacy in aims to reduce human dependency on virgin materials and misuse of plastic

 

Eco Crab Industries will always remain open and innovative to reduce and remove human’s negative footprint and we invite you to join us on our journey to a cleaner and liveable world.

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What We Do

What We Do

At Eco Crab we completely transform ocean plastic landing onto the shores of our beautiful Christmas Island to artistic functional products that can transport to anywhere in the world.

 

Here we are a one stop shop showcasing how to remove plastic footprint from our oceans and create a remote industry, all from better use of plastic, while exposing the enormity of negative impact of the mindless plastic and oil industries to our island and surrounding oceans.

 

Eco Crab also remains customisable to product requests!

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If you are someone with a passion for sustainable work and  innovation with humane sense for our planet, or a business seeking a partner in sustainbable action, we would love to hear from you!

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Plastic is a Global Issue

The global failure in proper management of our plastic waste is on stark display on our very own Greta Beach on Christmas Island.

 

Discarded plastic from across the Indian Ocean ends up here, forcing the red crabs to stumble across expanses of rubbish to reach the ocean.

 

Prospective sea turtle mothers exhaust themselves attempting to dig through the plastic detritus to lay their eggs in the vain hope that the babies will be able to parkour through the obstacle course once they hatch.

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Learning more about this issue is essential if we hope to take steps to address this global problem.

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Save the Turtles (Literally)

While performing a beach clean on Greta beach, we spotted a lone baby turtle emerging from the plastic debris on its way to the ocean.

We immediately leapt into action, excavating the hatching site from beneath the rubble and clearing a path through the trash to allow the baby turtles a chance to get onto the sand and into the waves.

This episode highlights how important it is to keep the beaches free from plastic waste to allow nature to take its course.

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Read about this and more in our blog!

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