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Report – 1 p.m. News | France 2 – December 2023

  • Dec 8, 2023
  • 1 min read

Updated: May 21, 2025




Monday, December 11, the “An idea for France” section of 13 Heures focuses on a workshop that makes tables and chairs with plastic waste, near Marseille, in Bouches-du-Rhône.


Stéphane Testa had the idea of ​​"creating plastic recycling micro-factories, which will use waste, normally destined for landfill or incineration, to create material which will itself be transformed into furniture or everyday objects". At the La Ciotat shipyard (Bouches-du-Rhône), Stéphane Testa, president and founder of Carbon Blue, is interested in plastic waste (New window) with which he could create new products.


Original furniture


He installed a small recovery unit as close as possible to the waste. Easily collected, they are shredded on site. On arrival, a new raw material, simple to transport and transform. Another resource for the entrepreneur: plastic caps, collected from a gardening store. Furniture in unusual colors leaves no one indifferent.

On the set of 13 Heures, Monday December 11, journalist Valérie Heurtel advises going directly to a nurseryman to buy your Christmas tree and going to the fisherman for fish in order to save money.



 
 
 

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At Carbon Blue, we don't just recycle plastic: we supply the "shovels" of the ecological transition, just like Samuel Brannan who, during the gold rush, prospered by selling tools to prospectors.

 

Our modular, connected microfactories locally transform plastic waste into pellets or semi-finished products, eliminating transportation costs and emissions. This decentralized model replaces landfilling and incineration, giving way to an efficient, short supply chain, boosting the local economy while reducing the carbon footprint.

Reducing carbon emissions through innovative solutions. Making a sustainable future accessible to all.

At Carbon Blue, we don't just recycle plastic: we supply the "shovels" of the ecological transition, just like Samuel Brannan who, during the gold rush, prospered by selling tools to prospectors.

 

Our modular, connected microfactories locally transform plastic waste into pellets or semi-finished products, eliminating transportation costs and emissions. This decentralized model replaces landfilling and incineration, giving way to an efficient, short supply chain, boosting the local economy while reducing the carbon footprint.

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At Carbon Blue, we don't just recycle plastic: we supply the "shovels" of the ecological transition, just like Samuel Brannan who, during the gold rush, prospered by selling tools to prospectors.

 

Our modular, connected microfactories locally transform plastic waste into pellets or semi-finished products, eliminating transportation costs and emissions. This decentralized model replaces landfilling and incineration, giving way to an efficient, short supply chain, boosting the local economy while reducing the carbon footprint.

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At Carbon Blue, we don't just recycle plastic: we supply the "shovels" of the ecological transition, just like Samuel Brannan who, during the gold rush, prospered by selling tools to prospectors.

 

Our modular, connected microfactories locally transform plastic waste into pellets or semi-finished products, eliminating transportation costs and emissions. This decentralized model replaces landfilling and incineration, giving way to an efficient, short supply chain, boosting the local economy while reducing the carbon footprint.

Reducing carbon emissions through innovative solutions. Making a sustainable future accessible to all.

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