Circular economy (CE) adoption is spreading worldwide, and it aims at decoupling the
creation of value from resource consumption, leading to sustainable and responsible …

Circular economy (CE) strategies are largely adopted in the manufacturing sector.
Nevertheless, the benefits of circular strategies could be reduced by the occurrence of the …

Although the shift to renewable energy is essential to combat the climate crisis, the current
linear economic model in the European photovoltaic (PV) industry creates increasing …

European ports are facing sustainability and energy challenges, requiring changes to port
functions, supply chain systems and business models. A 20-year 'port vision'could support …

The textile industry's resource use, waste, and emissions have led to severe scrutiny,
worsened by fast fashion's rise, making clothing disposable. The circular economy (CE) …

Abstract The United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) prioritize halving
global per capita food waste at retail, consumer, production, and food supply chain by 2030 …

Humanity is facing important challenges in the area of sustainability, for which all parties and
means need to be brought together. Multinational enterprises (MNEs) are considered key …

Exorbitant greenhouse gas emissions associated with commercial sodium silicates (SS)
have curtailed the large-scale practical implementation of geopolymers and have also led to …

The healthcare industry's significant environmental impact has prompted the urgent need for
sustainable practices. MedTech companies play a crucial role in advancing circularity within …

The primary objective of the article is to scrutinize the potential benefits of amalgamating
industry 4.0 technologies, lean six sigma practices (LSSP), and circular supply chain …