OMIA introduces OMIA ORIGIN, a circular economy program refurbishing and reselling paint booths with warranties to boost sustainability in the French surface treatment sector.
Provence Écotransition leads a collaborative effort with local entrepreneurs to replace the linear economic model with sustainable circular practices, emphasizing waste management, decarbonization, and changing consumer habits.
In 2025, French communities and Rennes Métropole advance the circular economy through recycling challenges, sustainable construction, waste prevention, and a national conference on sustainable products.
France boosts its circular economy with eco-friendly furniture in Poitiers and a sustainability-focused educational event in Guadeloupe.
France inaugurates a major recycling facility as Federrec voices concerns over regulatory challenges threatening the circular economy sector.
The Loiret region reports positive progress in household waste management, driven by local authority and citizen initiatives promoting circular economy principles.
Marie Castagné warns of threats to the social and solidarity economy from new textile waste reforms in France.
France launches a helpline and hosts discussions to advance circular economy efforts.