Feasibility study to developed sustainable processes to extract valuable compounds and separate lignin and cellulose.
Czech brand Airbō transforms discarded airbags into premium bags and accessories. With support from the Up2Circ program, the company has optimized its production to achieve zero waste – turning leftover material
Airbō: Haute Couture from the Scrapyard Read More »
The ETOFE project aims to reduce textile waste from luxury hotels by offering to transform it into accessories. COMPANY NAME Solutions durables COUNTRY France SECTOR Textiles, Fashion Accessories CIRCULAR BUSINESS MODEL
Upcycling luxury hotel textiles to design fashion accessories Read More »
Feasibility study to validate the technical, economic, and social aspects for the device aim to collect saliva samples for early disease detection, especially beneficial for children, and reduce the environmental impact of single-use medical devices.
WasteNot AgroMarket connects farmers, processors, and buyers in real time -reducing waste, lowering CO₂ emissions, and creating new revenue streams. By extending the life of agricultural products, it makes circular trade simple, profitable, and sustainable.
Felfil developed a short-term rental service for its 3D printing recycling systems, in order to provide affordable access to plastic recycling at home
Reducing plastic waste in 3D printing Read More »
To analyse, if substituting sawdust with used coffee grounds is viable in mushroom growing, technologically, environmentally and financially, and if it can be used as a sustainable business model in a social enterprise.
Mushrooms as an answer to coffees and restaurants waste Read More »
Feasibility study of the increase of recycled content within foamed bio-based polyurethane formulations from high energy efficient window frames and insulation products
Feasibility study to reduce the waste produced in the alkaline treatment process , in order to be able to use the effluents from the cooking and washing of the olives as water with nutrients suitable for the irrigation of different crops.
Feasibility study for the use of unused textile resources, giving them a new lease of life through recovery, transformation and responsible marketing.
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Feasibility study to validate the sustainable production of bacterial cellulose through the use of waste materials, specifically SCOBY and plant residues from the kombucha production process
INTEGRAL VALORIZATION OF SCOBY KOMBUCHA UNDER A CIRCULAR ECONOMY MODEL. Read More »
JG Group introduced vending machines in the CNC industry to enable tool return, regeneration, and recycling, applying a “product as a service” model. This innovation reduces material use and packaging costs while promoting circular economy practices and resource conservation.
Closing the Loop: CNC Tools Go Circular Read More »
