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For years, Marshall, a guy who drove a biodiesel fueled automobile and brought his own shopping bags to the market way before it was fashionable, picked-up depleted waste grease from some of America’s finest restaurants. He then converted it into biofuel in a make-shift lab inside the family garage. One day Megan, a former event planner for Vogue Magazine, walked into the garage and became alarmed at what her husband had accumulated: drums of glycerin, a byproduct of the biofuel distillation process. Megan stared at her grease-covered soul mate and lovingly suggested he clean up his act. That's when Marshall decided to take things one-step FURTHER. He put the glycerin to use by creating a hand soap – Megan loved the idea, but was not a fan of the smell. So she joined the team and got to work. Together, they developed a signature fragrance from the oils of Bergamot, Olive, and grasses to create a scent that is at once clean, fresh and sweetly aromatic. The restaurants that provided the waste grease started using the soap, and FURTHER Products was born. Today, Further Products has a thriving DTC line, works with restaurants across the country and in 2024 Further has launched a BTB Janitorial Cleaning Supply extension - now colleges, museums, stadiums and more can put their waste to work in a much bigger way that is both measurable, and marketable.

Headquarters

Los Angeles, California, United States

Website

furtherproducts.com

Industry

Wholesale

Founded

2007

NAICS

Wholesale Trade, Merchant Wholesalers, Durable Goods

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