Clic Recycle publicly recognised by a French wine-industry incubator

As Clic Recycle turns waste into reusable materials, one of the ways it does so is by supporting vineyards and those who contribute to wine production in their efforts to improve soil quality, end the general reliance on materials that harm the ecosystem and reduce the amount of water used in winemaking.
A French business incubator called Start-Up Win, which is also the only one in France dedicated exclusively to the wine and wine-tourism industries, recently gave public recognition to Clic Recycle, a company that has been part of Start-Up Win. The incubator connects startups like Clic Recycle with greater opportunities and with relevant professionals in the sector.
What sets Clic Recycle apart from other startups that have taken part in Start-Up Win is its comprehensive approach to producing reusable materials. The significant impact of our materials on soil and moisture genuinely contributes to looking after vineyards in the most sustainable way possible.
Thanks to its participation in Start-Up Win, and now to this recognition from the incubator, Clic Recycle has moved even closer to its goal of driving sustainable innovation internationally and across continents, and Start-Up Win's growth has strengthened this progress. Since 2020, Start-Up Win has grown from supporting just 10 startups to backing 40 to 60 every year; it has also recently opened new premises and currently oversees a total of 150 startups, including ours.
We hope that continuing to draw on this incubator's support, together with this new public recognition, can significantly speed up our progress towards our goals. As Clic Recycle gains more visibility and recognition beyond Spain thanks to this recognition, and as part of the network of startups backed by Start-Up Win, we are now even more connected with other startups that share similar goals beyond vineyard management. This has opened new opportunities for our company to work with others to build a more sustainable wine industry by collectively prioritising responsible, sustainable practices.
