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Closing loops for a circular economy

By EURACTIV.com

01-03-2018 (updated: 16-04-2018 )

Different elements along the value chain contribute to a fully circular economy. [pryzmat/Shutterstock]

After marathon talks, negotiators from the European Parliament and EU member states reached agreement last December on a package of waste legislation, which sets new targets for recycling. But although the ink has not yet dried on the deal, the European Commission is already preparing a revision of the laws.

In this Event Report, EURACTIV.com takes stock of the latest regulatory developments and looks at the different ingredients that are needed to move towards a truly circular economy.

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