Let’s look specifically at how circular models and principles can lead companies to achieve great economic, environmental, and competitive benefits
Today to recover waste from the food supply chain we have several options. In this article we look at 15 cases of valorization that your company can also adopt.
Discover the classification of Category 1, 2 and 3 Animal By-Products (ABPs). Learn more about the management and disposal of slaughter waste not intended for human consumption.
Explore the strengths and features of the Batch Model and the Continuous Model in Industrial Symbiosis
Discover the definition of Minimum Environmental Criteria (MEC), the regulations governing them and their impact on Public Administration and companies towards energy transition
Franco Dipietro, co-founder of Biova, tells how to use Circular Economy and Upcycling to turn bread waste into beer
Sergio Lenzi of Artigo explains the importance of MEC and the company’s vision in the sustainability landscape
Let’s explore together how companies, attentive to market dynamics and environmental impact, are progressively integrating circular economy principles into their business models
In which sectors does the ‘End of Waste’ legislation that allows waste to be turned into a new resource apply? Let us look together at the dynamics of the main markets
Sfridoo, the Circular Economy company, is excited to announce its participation in the prestigious innovation fair SMAU, which will take place in Milan on October 18 and 19.
Giulia De Rossi, founder of Nazena, tells how to use Circular Economy and Upcycling to regenerate obsolete textile garments
Let’s look specifically at a few examples to get started right away with the circular management of company production waste
The foundation of the Circular Economy lies in “The 9R Framework on the Circular Economy,” a practical outline for the effective implementation of circular models.
Sauro Stacchiotti, Sustainability Manager at iGuzzini, talks about how the company is aiming for sustainability with the Zero Waste to Landfill project, in collaboration with Sfridoo
The circular economy is an economic model involving a production and consumption system that involves sharing, lending, reusing, repairing, reconditioning and recycling existing materials and products for as long as possible. In this way, the life cycle of products is extended, helping to minimise waste, focusing instead on the performance of products and systems.
