Bringing together perspectives from retail, consumer protection and regional transition policy, this #EU Circular Talk will discuss how businesses, policymakers and other stakeholders can create conditions in which circular solutions become easier to access, more affordable and more trustworthy.
What has to change so that circular living does not depend on individual heroism, but becomes the default option? This session will seek to provide an answer!
For many years, buying new was financially and logistically easier than repair. This resulted in large amounts of waste and used up resources at an impressive and unnecessary rate.
Municipal waste companies have the potential to do more than collect waste. This webinar will look at how they can enable local circular economy transitions.
Biograda processes various forms of biowaste in a two-step process: first, it is used to generate biogas (used to make electricity, biomethane and carbon dioxide), and then the residue is turned into a soil supplement which improves water retention and stores carbon.
Europe's circular economy transition is changing what is expected from goods, services and businesses: products need to be more resource-efficient and consumers need reliable information.
The new Directive on Empowering Consumers for the Green Transition will introduce stricter criteria governing sustainability marketing practices as from 27 September 2026.
This webinar will clarify the implications of these new anti-greenwashing provisions for moulded fibre products and outline strategies for remaining competitive while ensuring full compliance with the revised legislation.
Europe’s flagship environmental label is doing better than ever, with the latest figures underscoring its growing role in steering the market towards more sustainable choices.
The hospitality market is shaped by rising environmental awareness and changing guest expectations, meaning that sustainability is a business imperative. The Accor Group, a hospitality group with over 5800 hotels in 110+ countries, has decided to focus on earning the EU Ecolabel.
The Ibis Styles and Ibis Budget Brest Centre Port in France is its flagship venture in this area and an example of how a hotel can reduce consumption and increase efficiency.
Cradle to Cradle®️ has always used detailed and verified information on material lifecycles and circular flows. What's changing now is how those data can be used by digital tools and artificial intelligence.
Find out why a trustworthy certification scheme is so important for users being steered by AI tools.
