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Estonian company Raiku joins forces with luxury brand Louis Vuitton in a new collaboration.

Luxury conglomerate LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton teams up with Estonian eco-friendly packaging startup Raiku for sustainable improvements.

Estonian company Raiku joins forces with luxury brand Louis Vuitton in a new collaboration.

🎉 Check out Raiku's game-changing collaboration with LVMH! 💥🇫🇷

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💚 Eco-friendly packaging meets luxury fashion 💼

The Estonian startup, Raiku, has teamed up with the über-glam LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, the planet's largest luxury goods company! And they're eyeing a fabulous new factory in France to crank out their hot sustainable packaging material! 🇫🇷💥

After hustling their way into the LVMH Accelerator, Raiku's wooden spring packaging – designed to reduce plastic waste and boasting the lowest carbon footprint on the market – has caught the attention of a whopping 75 international brands. 🌿🌍

Founded way back in 1987, LVMH includes such prestigious names as Louis Vuitton, Christian Dior, and Moët & Chandon. So, Raiku is hitting the big leagues when they say they're hanging with these stars! 🌟💃🏼

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With the LVMH Accelerator helping to bring their eco-friendly vision to life, Raiku is already getting cash from the European Innovation Council to the tune of €8.8 million! The future looks bright - and sustainable 💚💡

Karl Pärtel, a co-founder of Raiku, shared his excitement, saying, "LVMH, the ultimate luxury brand generating €85 billion annually, sees the value in our material. That's a clear sign of its potential to revolutionize the packaging industry!" 💥💰

Raiku's LVMH Accelerator program runs from July 2024 to July 2025, and they're also on the hunt for more investment to create a second production line in France. Time to snatch up some of those shares, folks! 🤑🇫🇷

🌱 Join the sustainability revolution! 🌍💚

Sources:- [1] World Economic Forum. (n.d.). How the circular economy holds the key to sustainable management of the world's resources. Retrieved March 14, 2023, from https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2016/09/the-circular-economy-the-key-to-sustainable-management-of-the-worlds-resources/- [2] Estonian World. (2022, January 24). Estonian eco-friendly packaging startup gets €8.8m to join global market. Retrieved March 14, 2023, from https://estonianworld.com/news/estonian-eco-friendly-packaging-startup-gets-e8-8m-to-join-global-market/- [3] Baltic Business News. (2021, August 4). Estonian eco-friendly packaging startup secures €8.8 million in funding. Retrieved March 14, 2023, from https://balticbusinessnews.com/baltic-news/estonian-eco-friendly-packaging-startup-secures-e8-8-million-in-funding-66746

  1. Raiku, an Estonian startup, is collaborating with LVMH, the world's largest luxury goods company, aiming to produce sustainable packaging in France.
  2. After entering the LVMH Accelerator, Raiku's eco-friendly packaging, with the lowest carbon footprint, has been noticed by 75 global brands.
  3. LVMH, founded in 1987, includes esteemed brands like Louis Vuitton, Christian Dior, and Moët & Chandon, and Raiku's collaboration signifies their entry into the big leagues of the fashion, finance, and technology industries.
  4. With funding from the European Innovation Council, Raiku has received €8.8 million, a clear indication of the potential of their biodegradable packaging to transform the industry.
  5. Co-founder of Raiku, Karl Pärtel, expressed his excitement, stating that LVMH, a luxury brand generating €85 billion annually, recognizes the value of their material.
  6. Raiku's LVMH Accelerator program lasts from July 2024 to July 2025, and they are actively seeking additional investment to create a second production line in France, making it an opportune time for potential investors in the fashion-and-beauty, finance, technology, and business sectors.
Luxury conglomerate LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton teams up with Estonian packaging innovator, Raiku.

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