The second edition of the European Reuse Barometer is an evidence-based report which draws on data from 115 reuse companies across Europe.
The Barometer is Europe’s leading benchmark of reusable packaging models. It compiles economic, social and operational data from reuse programmes across key sectors. In 2025, it went broader and deeper, covering retail, e-commerce, hospitality and transport packaging.
The report tracks return rates, funding needs and business models across reusable systems.
The Barometer gives policymakers, investors and industry the evidence they need to set ambitious reuse targets and support infrastructure.
The National Day of Reuse and the Circular Economy will take place in several venues across France. Take part in this event which aims to speed up the transformation of the construction sector.
The European Sustainable Phosphorus Conference is the world’s leading sustainable phosphorus event. It takes place every two to three years and the sixth conference will be on 24-26 November.
They're calling for abstracts, deadline: 30 April!
RREUSE invites you to the online launch of its latest report exploring the vital role that social enterprises play in advancing circularity in furniture and mattresses.
This research highlights innovative approaches to extending product lifecycles while delivering meaningful social impact.
Signify Circle makes lighting products which are resource‑efficient and circular. It factors ecodesign, product-as-a-service, remanufacturing and repair into its business model.
Green Pulse is a European service provider enabling the structured resale and reuse of decommissioned medical equipment from hospitals.
Through a transparent digital sales infrastructure and verified global buyer network, they ensure that equipment remains safely in clinical use worldwide.
Berlin's Zero Waste Agency aims to make Berlin a zero-waste capital. As well as providing useful information via its website, it organises Zero Waste Action Weeks each year and brings together stakeholders in working groups and general meetings.
A new EU-funded project has been launched to develop a deposit-return system for used textiles across Europe. Known as TexMat, the initiative will reward consumers for returning reusable and recyclable items, while notifying producers when discarded textiles require waste management.
