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Circularity’s Time Has Come
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Circularity’s Time Has Come

The Future of Process Industries

Karthik Valluru, Martin Feth, Cornelius Pieper, Janice Lee, Gaurav Jindal, Tian Feng and Shaun Knowles
Boston Consulting Group, 2024
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Shifting toward more circular practices could benefit companies and meet green consumer demand, yet the vast majority of valuable recyclable materials end up in landfills. However, while many companies fail to seize the potential of circularity, those that put circularity at the center of their operating models will have a competitive edge. Boston Consulting Group researchers share timely, applicable insights into the obstacles companies must navigate to shift toward circularity while sharing four action steps companies can take to boost both sustainability and profitability.

Take-Aways

  • There’s a business case for circularity, but it requires companies to act interdependently.
  • Embrace circularity and capture green demand by taking four action steps.
  • Assess your readiness for the shift toward circularity by asking the right questions.

About the Authors

Karthik Valluru, Martin Feth, Cornelius Pieper, Janice Lee, Gaurav Jindal, Tian Feng, and Shaun Knowles are professionals at Boston Consulting Group.

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