Circular economy - sustainability through reintegration into the value chain

Due to demands from various stakeholders, the demand for circular material use approaches is increasing. Previous supply chains often run in a linear fashion and end with disposal. Through a shift to circular thinking, products can be reintegrated into the supply chain at various points. Reuse/recovery and recycling or repair have been the main forms of this so far. The use of alternative biological raw materials or packaging materials is also a way to conserve resources.

Outside of circular approaches, there are also ways to reduce the negative impact on the environment. The SUPD labelling regulation, which came into force in mid-2021, is the next step towards reducing plastic waste and using biodegradable alternatives. We support you in finding solutions adapted to your industry to reduce the use of single-use plastic.

Analysis of the circular status quo of your value chain. In addition, the level of ambition is defined, a delta analysis is carried out and activities are prioritised.

Presentation of current technologies and future trends. In cooperation with experts, these are evaluated and prioritised according to attractiveness and potential.

Develop a circular business model along nine dimensions of the business and operating model.