Circular economy (CE) is an umbrella concept for closing material loops towards enhanced
environmental performance. Despite the recognized benefits of CE, the intended outcomes …

Circular Economy (CE) has gained great traction over the past few years and is increasingly
seen as a way to achieve sustainable development. However, the implementation of CE …

The transition to a circular supply chain is a prerequisite for the agri-food sector to address
growing consumer pressure for sustainability while meeting the required standards of quality …

The rapid development of population, urbanization, and industrialization increase the
consumption of modern products that generate electronic waste (e-waste) globally. Efforts to …

The sustainability of global food chains and intense agricultural production has become
questionable. At the same time, the consumers' interest in short supply chains (SSCs) and …

It is known that the current linear socioeconomic system, characterized by" production-use-
destination,” is unsustainable and the leading cause of the depletion of natural resources. In …

Circular solutions are essential to tackle the imminent challenges of depleting resources and
emerging environmental problems. The complex nature of material and energy systems and …

Abstract The Circular Economy Rebound (CER) effect can compromise the capability of a
Circular Economy (CE) to achieve its intended sustainability benefits. The CER occurrence …

(1) Background: The application of concepts linked to the circular economy (CE) has led to a
sudden development of studies in numerous fields. However, the level of environmental …

Sustainable development demands radical rethinking of national economies, now mainly
based on a linear approach. The transition to a circular one requires crucial innovations and …