Living Circular

In Europe an annual 88 million metric tons of food spoils before it ever reaches a consumer's table. But it’s possible to slow down the oxidation of fresh produce.

Nestlé and Veolia join forces to improve household waste collection and recycling in the Kyiv region.

Great circular ideas to reduce the amount of urban waste are mushrooming in cities worldwide.

Woodoo looks similar to wood, but has actually been transformed to offer completely new properties and replace less durable materials.

Since 2016, the German brand UlStO has been producing sustainable bags and accessories made from vegan leather and recycled felt.

Les Alchimistes take your waste and turn it into compost

Goal: 100% recycling by 2020 for Kamikatsu in Japan.

Run by the association Atelier 21, Station-E is a place for celebration and experimentation powered by 100% renewables energies.

Renewables offer some great opportunities for agriculture, according to a report by ADEME

In Slovenia, researchers at the University of Maribor recycle old clothes by transforming them into raw materials for the biochemical industry.

Francofil and Veolia join forces to manufacture 3D filaments using recycled plastic and make 3D printing more circular.

14 Member States and 40 companies, including Veolia, launch the European Plastics Pact for better plastic packaging and product management.

Bangkok is home to the largest rooftop farm in Asia.

AI and machine learning are essential tools that help cities reduce their carbon footprint through a circular economy approach.

The circular economy creates sustainable jobs that can’t be relocated.

MUD Jeans' challenge? To make one of the world's best-selling garments - jeans - as sustainable as possible.

The Eram Group launches Sessile - a brand of eco-designed, recyclable and repairable sneakers made in France.