Walmart, Target, and Amazon are already in this startup's corner

 
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One Passionate Founder Is Tackling a $269 Billion Industry - with Amazon, Ikea, and Home Depot in His Corner

Dear Reader,

Neil here. Yesterday, I let you know that I'm ending this year by doing something huge...

I'm giving you a sneak peek into our upcoming deal flow.

(If you missed it, click here to get a recap.)

So you've already seen the details on one of the most exciting startups we've ever featured.

This company has already landed major contracts with Walmart, Target, Amazon, and dozens of other household brand names. Their logo is even plastered on some of your favorite products - like candy wrappers, water filters, and shampoo bottles.

Plus, they're all over TV too... Fox, CNBC, the Ellen DeGeneres Show... you name it.

But today, I want to dig deeper into this startup... I want you to really get to know them.

Their founder is a Princeton dropout. And quite like the famous story of Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook, he launched his company out of his dorm room - then quickly realized that he needed to drop out of college to focus on growing his business full time.

He and his R&D team have invented breakthrough new ways to dispose of previously "unrecyclable" waste. We're talking things like cigarette butts, chewing gum, coffee pods, and even car seats. And most importantly, there's big money in fixing this problem - Americans spent upwards of $269 billion dealing with waste last year. By 2024, that number is expected to hit $376 billion... that's a huge total addressable market.

Plus, right now, they essentially have a monopoly on this market because they're the only company solving this problem. And their solution could soon become an integral part of product planning for Fortune 500 companies. They've even been called "the Google of garbage."

Now, they're quickly taking over the world. From their headquarters in New Jersey, they've opened offices in Canada, China, Japan, Switzerland, Australia, and New Zealand.

What I love about this company is that they have a passionate founder who's an expert in the field: They've secured multimillion-dollar agreements with dozens of major corporations; they're essentially first to the market with this technology; and they've been able to rapidly scale their services.

And their service is super simple too. They partner with large corporations to turn trash into materials ready to become brand-new products. Plus, oftentimes those corporate partners cover the costs. And if you're a consumer, using their program is simple for you as well. All it takes is downloading a free shipping label and mailing in your waste to be recycled at their facilities.

And get this - they're already profitable. They pulled in $1.1 million in profit last year and are gearing up to open their next raise. They plan to use the funds to continue growing their team, expand their R&D, and attract more brand-name partners.

This startup is right at the forefront of a revolution in waste management... and the stars are aligned for them to accelerate to the next level.

Check out the video below, or click here to learn how to get the details on this exciting new startup.


If you like the sounds of this startup, check them out today. I'll be back with more updates soon.

Until next time,


Neil Patel
Founder, Angels & Entrepreneurs Network

P.S. Tomorrow, I'll give you a look inside a startup that's disrupting the $173 billion self-driving car industry. Their brand-new solution allows almost ANYONE to transform their existing vehicle into a self-driving car in under 30 minutes - without having to pay the price tag of a Tesla. This is going to be huge. Look out for my email tomorrow.

 

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