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ReValorem processes most forms of Luxury goods: shoes, leather goods, ready-to-wear clothing, eyewear and accessories. We also process untreated raw materials, unused materials or production offcuts: mainly leather & textiles.
Our service is subject to a 2-stage pricing system:
1. A fixed price determined together with you, in order to finance a feasibility pilot project. At the end of this Pilot, we will provide you with a set of specifications and a price list per item.
2. The price list per item, calculated on the basis of a unique, all-in, hourly production rate, is presented in the form of an abacus "X% recovery compared to unit cost". This allows you to place the cursor where you wish, according to the recovery target you fix.
Our services are invoiced according to the amount of time spent, based on an average daily rate and the level of expertise of the persons involved. Billing may be fixed fee or hourly.
In an initial stage, materials (sorted by Customer / Material / Colour) are processed: by grinding, granulation, shredding, etc. according to the condition required by future users. In a second stage, materials are offered to our customers for reintegration within a closed loop.
Finally, in a third stage, materials are marketed for external use. Any sale proceeds are passed on to our customers.
The materials that cannot be recovered at all, representing the (1-X)% above, are destroyed via conventional channels.
The Professional Integration Workshops play an essential role at ReValorem, both in terms of what they do and what they are.
Thanks to our clients, we provide employment and qualifications to people who very often find themselves in precarious situations. Thus, for every 100,000 pairs of shoes processed on an annual basis, we help create 20 production and management jobs.
Enacted on 10 February 2020, the law on the fight against waste and the circular economy aims to accelerate change in production and consumption patterns in order to reduce waste and protect natural resources, biodiversity and the climate. The destruction of new, unsold non-food items is prohibited as a matter of principle. Companies must, subject to some exceptions, donate or recycle their products by no later than the end of 2021 or 2023, depending upon the sector.
Link: Law of 10 February 2020 on the fight against waste and the circular economy
Link: LAW No. 2020-105 of 10 February 2020 on the fight against waste and the circular economy
