The European Commission prepares a new Circular Economy Act and launches a consultation with SMEs
Brussels opens a survey to gather the views of small and medium-sized enterprises and inform future EU circular economy legislation. The European Commission has taken a decisive step in the development of the future Circular Economy Law, a regulation that is part of the Clean Industry Pact and will be released in 2026.
The European Commission has launched a consultation aimed at SMEs to gather insights into the challenges and opportunities they face in the transition towards more sustainable production models. This initiative is part of the process of developing the future Circular Economy Act, expected in the coming years, which aims to improve resource efficiency, promote reuse and recycling, and strengthen the market for secondary raw materials in Europe. The participation of businesses is key to designing legislation that effectively supports the transition towards a more circular and competitive European economy.