Daisy Beez

Bottles leave your bin whole. They shouldn't.

We're building machines that crush and granulate plastic drink bottles at the point of collection — so you're hauling material, not air.

40 bottles. What one bin fills with.

The same 40, processed.

Most of what a recycling hauler picks up from a hotel, campus or event venue is empty space. Bottles are mostly air, so bins fill fast, staff empty them constantly, and trucks come more often than the actual material warrants.

Daisy Beez machines sit where the bottles are collected and reduce them on the spot — as a compactor lid that fits an existing receptacle, or as a granulator that turns them into flake.

Nothing is shipping yet. We're in development and talking to the people who deal with this every day. If that's you, the design isn't finished — your input still changes it.

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