Sustainable Business: Integrating Circular Economy Principles for Long-Term Value - Magazine Valley

For a long time, the companies have operated following a rather direct logic: resources are extracted, the product is manufactured, sold, consumed and finally disposed of. This model, which is known as a linear economy, has been profitable for decades, but today shows obvious signs of exhaustion. Millions of tons of materials are consumed every year and a minimum part returns to the system. What is not reused becomes waste, and with it comes the…

Sustainable Business: Integrating Circular Economy Principles for Long-Term Value - Magazine Valley

In the business world, it is not difficult to believe that over the years, many principles and strategies have shaped how businesses function. Some principles went on to become a hit, while others had to see the bin. You need to decide which principles are the best for your team and brand. A particular principle may not be the right fit for your goals, and choosing the one that can provide long-term value with sustainability should be your rule …

Reclaimed Parts and the Road to a Circular Economy: Why Now Is the Time to Act

The automotive recycling sector stands at a pivotal point in its evolution. As sustainability targets tighten and the environmental cost of manufacturing soars, the role of reclaimed parts is under sharper focus than ever. Speaking at the BVSF Conference 2025, Adam Murray, Head of Policy Standards and Accreditation at Solus (an Aviva-owned company), delivered a candid and insightful presentation that peeled back the layers of complexity surroundi

Pablo Bascones, Head of Sustainability at PwC, explains the challenges and opportunities faced by companies