Many of the goods we purchase come in packaging of all shapes and sizes. In 2019, no less than 750,000 tons of industrial packaging was sold in Belgium. They therefore have a major impact on the environment. Fortunately, we see the share of reusable packaging increasing. It is therefore definitely worth investing in circular packaging in your purchasing process.
The Spadel group, which is active in the Benelux, Bulgaria, France and the United Kingdom, sells natural mineral water, spring water and drinks based on natural water. Spadel is a great believer in t…
Peter Van Steenkiste: "We defined five circular challenges: fairtrade & healthy crops future-proof production circular packaging green logistics close-the-loop partnerships We’re…
Suez, a waste collection and materials management company, took a closer look at its waste containers in the context of the Green Deal Circular Procurement. Suez uses a very wide range of containe…
Following the successful #EUCircularTalks events, EuroCommerce has prepared a Toolbox for Circular Packaging in the Retail sector. This Policy Guidance aims to offer food for thought for retailers on…
This work provides a framework to understand reuse, identifies six major benefits of reuse, and maps 69 reuse examples.
Recently published guide on how to use public procurement to address single-use plastics in the Mediterranean region -specially in the packaging and food and beverage sectors, as they are the main co…
Information about circular procument and example cases per specific product category.