Practical reusable systems. From trial to long-term delivery.
Eco Trilogy helps councils reduce single-use waste at markets, festivals and community events without creating more work for event teams.
From initial planning and vendor engagement to reusable equipment, return systems, commercial washing, logistics and reporting — we manage the complete reuse system.


Reusable systems for regular markets, community events and council-run activations — designed around vendors, attendance and site requirements.

Scalable reusable equipment, return stations, commercial washing and onsite support for larger and multi-day events.

Start with a managed trial, measure the results and use the findings to develop a practical longer-term reuse program.
Test reuse at a real council event. Measure what works. Build the evidence for what comes next.
We work with council to select the event, establish objectives and assess attendance, vendors, serviceware requirements, site infrastructure and operational needs.
Eco Trilogy coordinates the reusable equipment, vendor onboarding, return stations, commercial washing, staffing and logistics required to operate the system.
We capture reuse activity, return rates, losses, estimated single-use items avoided and operational learnings, with feedback incorporated where available.
Council receives a clear post-pilot report outlining results, learnings and recommendations to help inform future events, recurring markets or a broader reuse program.
How reusable serviceware integrates into existing food and beverage vendor operations.
How attendees use the system and how effectively reusable items are returned.
Return-station placement, washing locations, power, water and site requirements.
Staffing, collection, washing, redistribution and movement of equipment throughout the event.
Return rates, reuse activity, losses and estimated single-use items avoided.
What would be required to extend reuse to recurring markets, additional events or a broader council program.
Eco Trilogy provides post-event reporting that helps councils understand how the reuse system performed, demonstrate measurable outcomes and identify opportunities for future implementation.
Understand how effectively reusable items were recovered.
See how many reusable items moved through the system.
Estimate the disposable serviceware displaced by reuse.
Identify where the system performed well and where improvements can be made.
Practical next steps for future events, markets or broader reuse programs.
Start with one event. We’ll help you design the system, deliver the pilot and measure the results.
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