Kadeya

Kadeya Unveils Fully Autonomous Closed-Loop Beverage Vending Station Spearheading the End of Single-Use Bottles, Forever ?? THANK YOU to everyone who came out to support our launch and be the first to try the Kadeya hydration station that will eliminate the need for single-use beverages, forever! ?? Our CEO Manuela Zoninsein + CPO Denis Lussault unveiled the station and attendees were able to interact with the first ever closed-loop vending station that dispenses AND returns their favorite beverages to the station where it autonomously cleans, sanitizes, inspects, and refills the bottles. Shout out to our sponsors + support of : Visitor Beer* + Moor's Brewing Company + Vinalia + Carolyn's Krisps + Amy Fantozzi photography What's next for Kadeya? Our first 35 stations are committed and we are sold out this year! The next 120 commercial stations will begin delivery in 2025 and will ONLY be available to business customers who pre-order this year and secure their spot in line with a $100 deposit. Companies looking to provide a waste-free workplace and deliver high-quality water to workers can indicate their interest in receiving a Kadeya station at kadeya.com #kadeya #chicago #startup #climatetech #vendingmachine #closedloop #singleuse #plasticwaste

Kadeya’s mission to eliminate single-use plastic aligns with the goals of INC-5, and we remain committed to leading with ambitious innovation and impact.

Kadeya is honored to have been a featured portfolio company at #COP29 through the JLL Foundation. Gaining access to critical funding will allow us advance aspects of our closed-loop hydration technology to the betterment of the built environment. We are proud to be aligned with the Foundation and to have gained their support. Enjoy the video below to learn about all the amazing companies working to decarbonize the built environment. Special call out to our fellow Illinois based friends Joanne Rodriguez, LEED AP, FitWel Amb, CDT and the Mycocycle, Inc. team, who use mushrooms to transform waste materials into valuable low-carbon bio-based materials.

Startup Basecamp names Manuela Zoninsein one of "20 Women Driving The Future of Climate" - Check out the full list of inspiring leadership ?? https://lnkd.in/gGJVkA5b

??? Check out Kadeya's CEO Manuela Zoninsein on this episode of the #TechBackstage podcast with Eddie H. of Divelement: https://lnkd.in/gDjd8975

?? Kadeya's vision for the future of packaged beverages is making waves! Our CEO, Manuela Zoninsein, recently shared her insights with Authority Magazine in an in-depth interview with Russell McLeod of Mightyhum. From her early days pioneering climate tech ventures to her current mission with Kadeya, Manuela unpacks how our closed-loop hydration stations aim to end single-use plastics while optimizing cost, convenience, and quality. In the interview, Manuela highlights Kadeya’s unique solution: an autonomous vending station that dispenses drinks in reusable bottles, cutting out the waste and logistics headaches of single-use. This innovative system, built on principles of circular economy, lets industrial workplaces keep workers hydrated without mountains of plastic waste. ???? Kadeya’s journey is proof that bold ideas and smart technology can transform industries. Read the full interview to discover how we’re building a waste-free future, one reusable bottle at a time. Read the full article here ?? https://lnkd.in/ggAnuJfM #Kadeya #CircularEconomy #Sustainability #ClimateTech #SingleUsePlastic #Innovation #AuthorityMagazine

Post-election strategy shift for US climate tech companies ???? We are NO longer climate tech companies. We are just companies that: ? Deliver measurable outcomes and real cost savings ?? Tangibly make lives easier, healthier, and less stressful than the status quo ?? Make adoption easy and pain-free to avoid adding more complexity to day-to-day life ?? Enable increased stability, resilience, and independence in the face of an increasingly uncertain world (think extreme weather events, rising costs, etc.) ?? Leading with climate benefits may actually be a liability. Climate was not a key voting issue for most of the public, and this next administration won’t be offering support just because a company is green. ??Leading first with how you’re addressing your customers’ real needs—saving them money and tangibly improving their lives or businesses —is what will allow us to keep advancing the climate solutions we need more than ever. ?? Inspiration here from Manuela Zoninsein and her company Kadeya. They’re re-inventing beverage vending with aspirations to completely replace plastic bottles. But for their customers, it’s all about a fresher, better-tasting, more convenient beverage experience. Her message to investors? They are NOT a climate company. ? Any other great examples of climate companies doing this well?

Is bottled water the next smoking? I would not be surprised given the amount of plastic it produces and the growing evidence on microplastics. Could be very uncool soon. Nature gives you water. Water bottle companies just add plastic. Also, the solution is so simple. Just bring a refillable bottle and make sure we have clean drinking water and many public places to fill your bottle. If government has role to play, clean and available drinking water should be high on the list. When will we see the tipping point? 5, 10, 20 years? Agree? #regeneration #circulareconomy #plasticwaste

Check out Kadeya's CEO Manuela Zoninsein recent conversation with Russell McLeod of Mightyhum & Authority Magazine

Good luck tonight to our CEO Manuela Zoninsein at tonights WIN: Women in Innovation awards in NYC - she's a finalist in the "Startup Awards" category. ?