Through the Circular Economy, project transforms discarded ocean plastic into products and opportunities

Learn more about the Oceano +Clean Project, an initiative that, since 2022, has combined ocean conservation with the Circular Economy. Each month, the project supplies between 25 and 35 tons of recycled plastic for various projects and products.

More than 1 billion tons of food are wasted every year. Can the Circular Economy be part of the solution?

Check out the analysis of the 2024 UN "Food Waste Index" report, highlighting the connections between food waste and global crises.

Fires and air quality in Brazil: what role can the Circular Economy play?

Culture for the Circular Economy: Transforming Businesses and Building Futures

Adopting a Circular Culture in business is key to reducing environmental impact, optimizing resources, driving innovation, and strengthening the market.

Bioeconomy: circular by nature

Discover how Bioeconomy and Circular Economy, pillars of sustainability, interact for a greener and more innovative future

Award for a World Without Waste recognizes projects related to Circular Economy at FETEPS, in Brazil

Discover how the creativity of young people is transforming socio-environmental challenges into opportunities at the 2024 edition of the Technological Fair of Centro Paula Souza.

Circular Economy in Córdoba, Argentina: A Transformative Study

Discover the pioneering research from the National University of Córdoba that inspired sustainability and new public policies in Argentina.

What is the link between glass packaging and the Rs in the Circular Economy?

According to Abividro, the use of 100% recycled glass can reduce the energy needed in the production process by 40%.

Embracing the Circular Economy in glass production

"Circula Vidro," the entity managing the reverse logistics of glass in Brazil, aims to increase the material's recycling rate from 25% to 40% by 2032 in the country.

The transformative role of women in the Circular Economy

In this article, our ambassador Isabela Bonatto reflects on how women are shaping a more sustainable and circular future.