The New Circularity Index scheme is a verification framework.
It is designed to measure and certify the circularity performance of products throughout their lifecycle. It assesses materials, energy, water and waste, evaluating the share of circular materials, renewable energy, recycled water and waste sent for recycling compared with the total resources used in production.
This model sets out what is required to track post-use electronic assets.
A solid record comprises a series of events (what happened and when) which substantiate certain claims. European supply-chain requests must include certain information, and this model identifies the evidence needed to provide it.
Through advanced mechanical recycling, rPET InWaste makes food-grade recycled PET regranulate from PET flakes derived from post-consumer PET beverage bottles.
This process avoids downcycling of PET materials and means that food containers can be recycled in new food containers.
AKT-Origins is a Rotterdam-based company developing a Digital Product Passport platform.
ORIGINS is geared to the needs of SMEs and enables companies to provide the information required on what the product is made of, where it came from, how to keep it in use, and what should happen to it at end of life without publishing sensitive information.
Polycert Europe is a European umbrella platform. It enables the mutual recognition of existing accredited plastics certification schemes across Europe, ensuring consistent, transparent and reliable verification of recycled content, origin, traceability and mass balance.
Inrego buys old IT equipment and sells it on or leases it once it has been refurbished. They also offer a service extending the lifespan of devices before they are returned to their owners, and buy back devices sold to companies.
Loopfront is a web-based platform which enables organisations to save costs, reduce CO2 emissions and minimise waste through reuse. It can be used to support operations within a given organisation or between organisations.
TEXTALE is an NGO co-funded by the EU which aims to make Lithuania's textile economy circular.
It promotes the prevention, reuse and innovative recycling of textile waste, helps organisations implement EPR schemes for textiles in the Baltic countries, and brings society and organisations together to create sustainable solutions.
This meeting will mark an important milestone in the Balearic Islands' circular transition by launching reN · Balear Circular Hub, a collaborative platform designed to connect organisations, share knowledge and foster initiatives that create a positive impact across the archipelago.
