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Circular Products Catalog

To BeCircular from the beginning, you need to buy stuff that doesn't eventually have to be "thrown away." My Circular World's CPC can help you do that. Products you will find here embody the core elements of a circular economy...

Reduce The Impact

Virgin resources are minimized; diverted waste materials are emphasized
Packaging is reusable, recyclable, compostable, or uses less material
Renewable energy sources are favored in the manufacturing process
Chemicals used are organic and/or congruent with natural systems

Most health & beauty products get used up in the process of consumption - but the same cannot be said for their packaging. H&B packaging is abundant, difficult to recover/recycle and nearly impossible to reuse. So the vast majority of it gets burned, buried or at best down-cycled.

Making health and beauty products circular starts with changing the way they’re packaged. MCW aligned companies are showing us how this is possible.

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Healthy Life - Happy Planet

You don't have to look far to find some very unsettling statistics about food waste. Perhaps most calamitous of all is that we throw away enough food every year to feed the entire world's malnourished population twice over.

A circular food system starts with more efficiency in the supply chain, but also includes a focus on sustainable packaging and robust composting.

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Making Food Circular

Furniture, appliances, cleaning supplies and other things we use to equip our homes add up to more than 150 million tons of waste every year. Only a fraction of this waste stream is recycled, and hardly any of it is circular.

But MCW aligned companies are trying to change this. By designing products with the intention of reusing them & distributing products with the intention of recovering them, we can reduce this unsustainable amount of waste.

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Making Your Home Circular

Fast fashion has made it easier than ever to access the latest trends at affordable prices - but that convenience comes with a cost. The global fashion industry consumes 98 million tons of resources every year and takes little if any responsibility for its products post-consumption.

But utilizing circular business models enables the fashion industry to provide the clothing, gear and accessories we desire, without all the wasting so many resources.

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Circular Clothing Explained

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