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Circular Economy & Value Chain Advisory

We design circularity into the value chain, from sourcing and packaging to reverse logistics and end-of-life, and treat resource efficiency as a measurable value lever.

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Overview

Resource efficiency is a value lever

Circularity and resource efficiency show up directly in our value-creation analysis, alongside procurement savings and logistics optimisation. We look at how materials enter, move through and leave a value chain, and where waste, packaging, returns and end-of-life treatment create cost, carbon and regulatory exposure.

Findings become programmes: for example, high material waste in selected categories can lead to a recovery and reuse programme within a 100-day plan.

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01What we assess

Across the product lifecycle

  • 01

    Lifecycle assessment

    Product lifecycle assessment and product carbon footprint.

  • 02

    Circular sourcing

    Circular procurement, recycled content and responsible materials.

  • 03

    Sustainable packaging

    Packaging design, materials and recovery.

  • 04

    Reverse logistics

    Returns, take-back and recovery networks.

  • 05

    End-of-life management

    Recycling, reuse and end-of-life treatment.

  • 06

    Traceability

    Chain of custody and digital product passports.

02Sector lens

Circularity questions by sector

SectorQuestions we examine
ManufacturingRaw materials, energy, logistics, Scope 3, circularity, production resilience
Automotive & EVBattery materials, responsible minerals, supplier carbon, circularity, end-of-life, battery recycling
Consumer & retailSupplier labour, sourcing, packaging, Scope 3, circularity, product traceability
Textiles, apparel & footwearWater, chemicals, raw materials, traceability, circularity, factory energy and carbon
Forestry, paper & packagingResponsible sourcing, deforestation, biodiversity, recycled content, circularity, Scope 3
Chemicals & petrochemicalsFeedstock dependency, hazardous materials, energy intensity, environmental liabilities, circularity

Our view

Circularity is not a separate sustainability project. It is procurement, logistics and product design working together.

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