Circular economics is a phenomenon that involves moving away from a linear economy based on the take-use-throw-away principle to a take-use-reuse principle. Its key premise is to extend the life cycle of a product, i.e. the time from purchase to abandonment.
We have seen a growing interest in circularity over the years, but you need to be aware that it is no longer just a trend. Circular changes are implemented by various European Union regulations and ordinances.
Thinking of those who are ambitious, aspire to change, but are taking their first steps, we have prepared ten commendments of circularity.
These are 10 simple rules and best practices that you can start implementing quickly.