CIRCULAR MAG

DONATING FOOD

DONATING FOOD

Changing your consumer habits is not the only way you can reduce food waste.

REDUCING FOOD WASTE AT HOME

REDUCING FOOD WASTE AT HOME

From uneaten leftovers to spoiled produce, about 94% of the food we throw away ends up in landfills or combustion facilities. We can help reduce this number by changing our consumer habits at home, where a big part of food waste happens.

FOOD LOSS VS FOOD WASTE

FOOD LOSS VS FOOD WASTE

Before taking action to prevent food loss and food waste, it is important to understand the difference between the two.

9 TIPS FOR REDUCING FOOD WASTE

9 TIPS FOR REDUCING FOOD WASTE

Food waste has become a dangerous habit: buying more than we need at supermarkets, letting fruits and vegetables spoil at home or ordering more than we can eat at restaurants.

B2B VS B2C CIRCULAR BUSINESS MODELS

B2B VS B2C CIRCULAR BUSINESS MODELS

The success in adopting a circular business model (CBM) varies greatly from one business to another, as it depends on the stakeholders and customers-alike buying in, every step of the way.

CIRCULAR BUSINESS MODELS

CIRCULAR BUSINESS MODELS

A circular business model articulates the logic of how an organization creates, offers, and delivers value to its broader range of stakeholders while minimizing ecological and social costs.

ECODESIGN

ECODESIGN

Ecodesigning a product or service means to make it desirable for people, minimize its environmental impact and maximize its business impact along its lifecycle by designing a circular system around it.