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Tim Lee
by Tim Lee
on Jan 15, 2026 8:30:01 AM

Part 5 of 5: What matters most for Europe’s circular economy in 2026 Over the last four posts, I’ve covered what actually changes in 2026 — and how to turn circularity from a goal into a system: The ...

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The Final Shift: Circularity as Operating Model

Reuse vs Waste: Decide Where It Goes — and Prove It

Take-back that customers actually use

Build the product data spine now — or chase fixes later

2026: the year Europe’s textile circular economy gets real

EU Textile EPR Is Now Law — Here’s What Retailers and Brands Need to Do Next

Reporting in from Europe: sustainability’s next phase is already here

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Purpose Before Payoff: How Retailers Can Reward Circularity Without Losing Its Meaning

Retailers: The Missing Link in the Circular Economy

Utilitarian Launches in the Netherlands: Scaling Circular Retail Together

5 Metrics That Make or Break ROI in In-Store Take-Back Programs

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Scaling Circularity Through Customer Data

Why Australia’s Circular Economy Laws Demand Retailer Action Now

From Australia to Rotterdam: Lessons from Scaling Circularity Across Continents

Closing the Most Overlooked Gap in Circularity: The Customer

Why the Circular Economy Needs Better Defaults, Not More Awareness