Technologie Hoola One Inc.

Technologie Hoola One Inc. is a technology company headquartered in Quebec, Canada, that designs and manufactures innovative equipment for cleaning soil contaminated with plastic and microplastics. The company positions itself at the intersection of environmental remediation and industrial equipment manufacturing, focusing on a specific and underserved problem: soil contamination caused by plastic pellet (commonly called nurdle) spills at industrial sites, ports, rail yards, and other handling facilities. Hoola One's product line is built around plastic spill response technology. According to the company, its solutions are designed specifically to address plastic pellet spills, helping customers comply with regulations such as Operation Clean Sweep (OCS), reduce cleanup costs associated with transport, landfill disposal, and cleaning speed, and upcycle or recycle recovered plastic. The company describes its cleaning method as combining the flexibility of manual vacuums in hard-to-reach areas with the handling capacity and mobility of street sweepers on flat surfaces, and using on-site processing to return natural material to the soil while recovering plastic. The latest innovation featured on the company's website is the MPS50, presented as the newest development in this category. Hoola One primarily serves industrial and environmental customers in Canada, and its value proposition centers on compliance, cost reduction, and material recovery rather than simple waste disposal. As a privately held Canadian company, Technologie Hoola One Inc. is not publicly traded, and the available evidence does not provide detailed financial, ownership, or executive information. Wikidata identifies it as a company in Quebec, Canada. The brand is best understood as a niche industrial technology and cleantech equipment supplier rather than a consumer-facing brand.

Technologie Hoola One Inc. is a Canadian company based in Québec. Public evidence about its history is limited: Wikidata identifies it as a company in Québec, Canada, and its official website describes its current activity as designing and manufacturing innovative technologies specialized in the decontamination of soils affected by plastics and microplastics. The company's development appears to have been driven by the growing regulatory and environmental attention to plastic pellet — nurdle — loss during industrial handling and transport. Programs such as Operation Clean Sweep (OCS) have pushed companies handling plastic pellets to contain and recover spills, creating demand for specialized equipment. Hoola One built its offering around this need, developing plastic spill response technologies that allow clients to comply with regulations, reduce cleaning costs and upcycle or recycle recovered plastic. Hoola One's technical approach combines different equipment types: the agility of a manual vacuum for hard-to-reach areas, the capacity and mobility of a street sweeper for smooth areas, and on-site treatment that returns natural materials to the ground while recovering plastic for recycling. The company's most recent innovation, highlighted on its website, is the MPS50. No founding date, founder names, ownership structure, funding events or executive appointments are provided in the available evidence, so those details cannot be stated here. The company remains active and private, serving industrial and environmental clients from its base in Québec, Canada.

Niche industrial cleantech provider focused on plastic pellet (nurdle) spill response and soil decontamination, emphasizing regulatory compliance, cost reduction and plastic recovery/recycling.

• MPS50

  Latest innovation highlighted on Hoola One's website, part of its plastic spill response technology line.

• Plastic spill response technologies

  Solutions specifically designed to address plastic pellet (nurdle) spills, enabling regulatory compliance, lower cleaning costs and plastic recycling.

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