Concrete examples of the circular economy
Many companies and organizations have already adopted circular practices. Here are a few concrete examples:
CrushON is more than just a platform: it’s the B2B operating system for circular fashion. As a company committed to making responsible textile consumption the norm, CrushON democratizes circular fashion by connecting second-hand fashion professionals with brands and retailers wishing to develop their circular offer, both online and offline.
The Hipli startup’s mission is to empower everyone to take action against e-commerce waste, which includes the 1.7 billion parcels shipped annually in France, generating 300,000 tonnes of packaging waste. The startup encourages simple actions by disseminating information on the environmental impact of e-commerce packaging, while designing packages that are practical, easy to use and a pleasure to receive.
Located between Nantes and Saint-Nazaire, The biscuiterie Handi-Gaspi, operates within a local ESAT, promoting the inclusion of people with disabilities. These visionary entrepreneurs have opted for a circular approach, using unsold organic bread from bakeries in Nantes to concoct cookies that are as delicious as they are eco-responsible.
CircularPlace supports companies in their CSR initiatives through the sale, donation and exchange of resources such as equipment, raw materials and finished products. We target large groups multi-sites, manufacturers and local authorities. .
These examples show that the circular economy is not only possible, but also profitable and beneficial for the environment and society.
This year’s theme is ecosystem restoration, which is essential for preserving biodiversity and combating climate change.
World Environment Day is an opportunity to make a commitment to the environment and promote sustainable practices. This year’s theme is ecosystem restoration, which is essential for preserving biodiversity and combating climate change.
Everyone can help restore ecosystems by adopting sustainable practices in their daily lives, such as reducing water and energy consumption, cutting down on waste, using sustainable modes of transport, planting trees and supporting businesses and organizations committed to the environment.
The circular economy is a sustainable and resilient economic model that offers numerous social, economic and environmental benefits. By adopting circular practices, we can reduce our environmental impact, stimulate innovation and create local jobs. World Environment Day is an opportunity to make a commitment to the environment and promote sustainable practices. Together, we can create a greener, more prosperous future for all.
