The circular economy<\/strong><\/a> is an economic concept whose primary objective is to ensure that the value of a resource remains in the economy for as long as possible, and to ensure that the generation of waste is minimized.<\/p>\n This concept is linked with sustainability<\/strong> and seeks to achieve maximum possible development<\/strong> using the fewest possible resources while generating the minimum cost, always in complete harmony with economic norms and social and environmental responsibilities.<\/p>\n It is a new environmental principle based on the rules of the three Rs \u201creduce, reuse and recycle\u201d<\/strong> to work as nature does and move away from the traditional linear economy, based on a \u201ctake, make, dispose\u201d model in which waste increases and accumulates.<\/p>\n According to this idea, one person\u2019s waste becomes another person\u2019s resources<\/strong>, to the extent that products must be designed to be deconstructed, so that waste can be transformed into secondary raw materials that become part of new production cycles.<\/p>\n
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