Promoting Circular Economy in the Food Supply Chain “ProCEedS” is a research project funded by Horizon 2020 EU’s Marie Skłodowska-Curie Research and Innovation Staff Exchange and will support the implementation of the European Commission’s Circular Economy strategy in the field of the Supply Chain Management.

As stated by the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) , the CE paradigm can play a pivotal role in order to achieve the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations 2030 Agenda. The proposed research project will attempt to contribute to the existing fields of both Circular Economy theory and Supply Chain Management by providing insights related to the actual applicability of the CE paradigm in agri-food supply chains within free-market contexts. Focus is placed on the examination and involvement of stakeholders covering all stages from primary production to the point of regenerating biological nutrients and redirecting them back to agricultural production.

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Regional Development
Political Economy & Ecology
Supply Chain Management
Life Cycle Assessment
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Could circular futures shape supply chain theory and practice?

Could circular futures shape supply chain theory and practice?

A Seminar from Brais Suarez Eiroa and Andrea Genovese, within the activities of the ExPliCit project. Supply chain management (SCM) theories are built upon...

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Seminar – ProCEedS First Results

Seminar – ProCEedS First Results

Thursday 10 March, 2pm CET, the ProCEedS project will be arranging a seminar for showcasing the recent research which has been emerging from recent secondments...

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UPN sustainability study at AquaBioTech

UPN sustainability study at AquaBioTech

 For a duration of four months, the secondees Claudio Marcello Catone and Eugenio Geremia researched circularity within aquaculture value chains and associated issues...

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