How can you overcome the barriers and risks of circular distribution in different markets and contexts?
Circular distribution is a way of designing and managing supply chains that aim to keep products, materials and resources in use for as long as possible, reducing waste and environmental impact. It is a key component of the circular economy, a system that seeks to create value from waste and regenerate natural capital. However, circular distribution also poses several challenges and risks, especially when operating in different markets and contexts. How can you overcome these barriers and make your distribution strategy more circular and sustainable? Here are some tips and best practices to consider.