CIRCULAR ECONOMY WORKSHOP WITH CIRCUL’R & GREENY BIRD DRESS

 

THE BAN ON THE DESTRUCTION OF UNSOLD GOODS: WHAT ARE THE SOLUTIONS?

WEBINAR BY REGISTRATION 

 

The European Union has announced that it wants to double the circularity rate with a new circular economy law by 2030. To this end, the European Commission is holding a public consultation open until November 6, 2025. In France, the EPR decrees and the AGEC law impose a pace for circularity, limited by data to be collected and impact to be reduced. After addressing the topic of how to measure circularity in June,

On Thursday, September 18, 2025, at 10 a.m., we will be continuing our series of webinars on the circular economy, co-organized with our expert partners Circul’R and Greeny Bird Dress.

 

The ban on destroying unsold goods: what are the solutions?

In non-financial reports and carbon or biodiversity impact calculations, manufacturers, brands, and distributors will be assessed on their ability to avoid waste. Between sustainable sourcing, innovation, eco-design, zero waste concepts, donations, and upcycling, what solutions are available? How should we address this issue and tackle the challenges it presents? 

 

Speakers:

• Louis Pellet Circular Economy Consultant at Circul’R
• Caroline Lejamble, founder and CEO of the Greeny Bird Dress agency

 

Modality:

• Thursday, September 18, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. – video format via Zoom
• Free online registration for members who are up to date with their membership fees
• Link to connect to the webinar via Zoom
• A replay will be available to those who registered and participated in the webinar.

 

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