The transition to a circular economy requires us to redesign chains and learn new lessons about driving circular value networks. In such a circular economy, we no longer simply produce products and regularly order raw materials to do so. No, in a circular economy, products and materials are connected in a complex whole. As more raw materials for our products come out of the market as return flows, business models change significantly.
Changes in business models range from identifying new value networks based on innovative partnerships to predicting return flows and planning and coordinating production and transport activities. This is why logistics is so relevant to the transition to a circular economy. Hence TKI Dinalog is taking a leading role in research and innovation to support this transition.
