How Used Chopsticks Are Turned Into Tables, Tiles, And Other Furniture | World Wide Waste

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People around the world discard at least 80 billion pairs of chopsticks every year. ChopValue, a Canadian company, wants to give those wood utensils a second life as shelves, furniture, and countertops.
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[@ericmannella7299]

Just got hired at the Chop Value, in Charleston, MA. Seeing I enjoy woodworking I'm looking forward to my new job.

[@thetruth3068]

How was it?

[@OriruBastard]

How has the job's been treating you thus far?

[@ElisaRM]

Love to see this. Would love to have this kind of business in Indonesia

[@user-pl1zk9qy5t]

How can I start this business in India?have any idea?

[@trinhphammientay9161]

Wow mình rất thích

[@saveurmind]

2:44 This guy's eyes xD What's wrong with him?

[@barbarahitchko9688]

Fantastic

[@juusoleinonen]

Could you just not reuse the sticks like any other cutlery? Wood is very durable and hygienic

[@mich.moelle]

I think households reuse it. Asians do it for sure. It’s the restaurants

[@Deltexterity]

or even just replace them with metal ones, that could last years each

[@dunkindonato2828]

Very pricy product