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CEO Interview The circular economy concept Waste-free, emission-free production (Re)using raw materials for as long as possible Making optimum use of products through sharing and service concepts materials than conventional plasterboard, they also have a positive impact on the environment inside the home or building. Other start-ups are tackling the question of how to stem food waste in supermarkets and restaurants. Here, the main focus is on synchronising supply and demand, for instance by using apps. Packaging made from renewable raw materials is another area. And there are various gaming approaches designed to encourage consumers to switch to sustainable buying behaviour. Can Landbell Group help change awareness in society? Schulz: As a B2B service provider, we are primarily focused on bringing about a shift in thinking among our direct customers: the producers. But we also explain to consumers how recycling works and how individuals can get involved. In Portugal, we set up a training centre for kindergarten and schoolchildren. In the <strong>UK</strong>, we have organised concerts with free entry for people who bring an old electrical appliance with them for recycling. These are projects that draw attention to the issue and help raise awareness. We want people to think for themselves about the contribution they are able and willing to make. And we promote a dialogue to develop ideas for the circular economy together with government, industry and society. What attracts you to this topic? Schulz: The circular economy is about thinking ahead – with many questions still unanswered. I personally find this initial development work extremely exciting because there is a call for pioneers to build up knowledge and forge new markets. At Landbell Group, we bring together experts who do exactly that every day: demonstrating the immediate benefit of the circular economy. Mr Schulz, thank you for talking to us.
9 WHY CHOOSE LANDBELL GROUP? The concept of extended producer responsibility (EPR) makes companies responsible for the collection and treatment of their products and associated packaging at the end of their life cycle. It can help companies minimise their impact on the environment, reduce resource-related risks and drive sustainable growth. At Landbell Group, we … … SIMPLIFY YOUR CHALLENGE: When it comes to product and packaging waste, manufacturers and distributors face complex regulatory issues, costs and CSR concerns. OUR ANSWER: We provide comprehensive take-back solutions to future-proof your business and help you concentrate on your core competencies. … ARE HOLISTIC YOUR CHALLENGE: Compliance varies starkly from country to country. The chemical, pharmaceutical and electronics industries, for example, face highly complex compliance obligations. OUR ANSWER: We offer integrated and cross-border services to reduce the costs of complexity. … THINK AHEAD YOUR CHALLENGE: Companies can see the risks in their linear economy models, but the potential of the circular economy is not yet clear. OUR ANSWER: Our expertise and entrepreneurial drive can help you adapt your business model successfully.
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