This event will explore how the circular economy drives EU strategic cooperation with Asia, Middle East and North Africa (MENA) and Ibero-America.
It will explore international partnerships, innovation opportunities and funding mechanisms that support sustainable development and circular economy initiatives.
The revised Waste Shipment Regulationbecame effective on 21 May, facilitating shipments of waste for recycling in the EU and improving monitoring of exports of waste to third countries.
The Digital Waste Shipment System (DIWASS) has also been launched, and will cut red tape for businesses and authorities. Read all about it!
What would it take to turn resale and repair into a source of economic growth that uses fewer resources, produces fewer emissions and creates more local jobs?
That's the question at the heart of this new report. It demonstrates how a targeted mix of policy incentives could lift gross margins to 55% for resale and 41% for repair. It covers three policy shifts:
reducing VAT/sales tax on secondhand goods and on repair services
lowering labour taxes for jobs in resale and repair
Extended Producer Responsibility
The report focuses on existing levers that governments can pull, not new frameworks to invent. Together, they improve margins per unit, reduce labour costs and ensure producers pay more of the true costs of linear production, giving resale and repair the conditions they need to scale.
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.
This webinar will explore the challenges and opportunities facing bioeconomy stakeholders in underrepresented regions and present the support mechanisms offered by BIO-INSPIRE's cascade funding Open Call.
APARO is building an operational software infrastructure for textile circularity.
It is starting with the physical processes where circularity actually happens: collection, sorting, material movements, quality assessment, traceability and downstream flows.
The Close the Glass Loop initiative aims to achieve a 90% glass collection for recycling rate.
Its Annual Event 2026 brings together the entire glass packaging value chain to explore how Europe can sustain industrial-scale circularity while maintaining competitiveness and advancing decarbonisation goals.
Recycling Europe's flagship annual gathering is a central meeting point for the entire recycling value chain.
This year’s conference will focus on one central question: how do we deliver circularity in practice? Discussions will explore the policy, market and industrial conditions needed to turn Europe’s circular ambitions into measurable results across value chains.
Tarım Plast Factory (Drip Irrigation Pipe Production Facility) is a circular economy and sustainable agriculture initiative implemented by Bursa Metropolitan Municipality and Tarım Peyzaj Inc.
It was developed to address water scarcity, inefficient irrigation practices and agricultural plastic waste problems in Bursa, Türkiye.
Circular City Centre - C3offers EU cities and regions a practical opportunity to turn circular economy ambition into real strategies, impactful projects and quicker pathways to financing and implementation.
They are organising a webinar on how cities can play a key role in implementing circular economy solutions in the management of textiles.
