C2C ExpoLAB was a consultancy firm which specialised in the practical application of Cradle to Cradle (C2C) principles in the built environment. It enables its clients to exploit the circular economy concept. One of its projects was Venlo city hall which illustrates its approach and principles.

Biorizon has been co-creating technologies for the production of bio-aromatics at the Green Chemistry Campus in Bergen op Zoom since 2013. Together with industrial partners, Biorizon creates and develops innovative chemical processes for the production of renewable aromatics from residual biomass. 

The cooperative company Tradecowall manages construction and demolition waste in the Belgian Walloon region and comprises a network of companies working with inert waste recycling centres in the region.

The Serbian company Feplo manufactures waterproof eco-boards from recycled beverage cartons.

The Interreg North-West Europe project SeRaMCo (Secondary Raw Material for Concrete Precast Products) focused on researching and promoting the use of secondary raw materials from construction and demolition waste (CDW).

Buurman is a hardware store and workshop that only uses secondary materials, such as wood from demolition sites and insulation materials, plywood and cables from construction sites in Rotterdam or from exhibitions and festivals.

Czech company Brens, which produces rail tracks, tram and railway lines, has turned to production processes using recycled materials.

The Italian company Mapei has come up with a product which brings leftover cement in mixer trucks back into the production cycle.

RE-sign has marketed an app matching up supply and demand for reclaimed construction materials.