Glanris manufactures a patented, sustainable, low-cost water filtration media made from rice hulls, the world's most extensive agricultural waste product.
Our media can remove organic contaminants from the water like activated carbon does but can also remove metals as ion exchange resins do, but at a fraction of the price. Competing micro plastic ion-exchange products can cost 10 to 50 times what ours does and are not at all green.
Our media can remove organic contaminants from the water like activated carbon does but can also remove metals as ion exchange resins do, but at a fraction of the price. Competing micro plastic ion-exchange products can cost 10 to 50 times what ours does and are not at all green.
Location: United States, Tennessee, Memphis
Employees: 11-50
Phone: +1 901-312-7700
Founded date: 2018
Investors 3
Mentions in press and media 4
| Date | Title | Description |
| 31.12.2021 | Three Climatetech Startups To Watch In 2022 And Beyond | DRESDEN, GERMANY - JUNE 08: A Volkswagen employee demonstrates the charging of a Volkswagen ID.3 ... [+] electric car outside the "Gläserne Manufaktur" ("Glass Manufactory") production facility on June 08, 2021 in Dresde... |
| 23.06.2021 | This Startup Is Using The World’s Biggest Agwaste Product To Filter Water – Its Long Game Is To Transform Global Water Management | In this photo taken on on May 16, 2019, Indian villagers collect drinking water from a road side ... [+] water tap on the outskirts village of Ajmer, in the Indian state of Rajasthan. - Senior officials in the Public Health and Engineering ... |
| 30.03.2021 | Glanris : Raises $2 Million to Produce World's First Green Hybrid Water Filtration Media | Glanris announced that the company has raised a $2 million Series A round from investors Riceland, Pittco Capital, Innova and Sage for the world’s first green, hybrid water filtration media, bringing total investment to $2.8 million. Glanri... |
| 26.01.2015 | Portable water filtration cup maker Grayl raises $800K | Grayl’s Seattle 10 poster debuted at the GeekWire Gala in December. Turns out people like having a way to filter their water on the go. Seattle-based startup Grayl has raised $800,000 of a $1 million round from angel investors and will use ... |