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How SMEs Can Transform Through the Circular Economy: Practical Steps and Innovative Solutions The transition to the circular economy is increasingly important for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), not only because of its impact on the environment, but also because of the economic benefits it brings. Implementing this model helps reduce costs, optimize resources and increase competitiveness in a market that demands sustainable practices. In this article, we offer you a practical guide so that SMEs can integrate the principles

Transforming Waste into Resources: Goals and Challenges to Achieve a Circular Chile Chile has made significant progress in its commitment to sustainable development, and a clear reflection of this is the Circular Economy Roadmap to 2040, launched by the Ministry of the Environment. This initiative sets ambitious goals to reduce waste, maximize the reuse of materials and transform the Chilean economy towards a more circular and efficient model. What is the Circular Economy Roadmap to 2040? The Roadmap is a

In a world where sustainability has become a priority, Mercado Circular continues to lead the way towards a profound transformation in the way we consume essential products. Recently, our circular economy model has crossed borders and expanded to Mexico, one of the most important markets in Latin America. In an interview highlighted by Expansión, our CEO, Paolo Mazza, shared the exciting progress we have made in this country, starting with a pilot project in collaboration with Procter & Gamble at

In a world where sustainability has become a priority, bulk vending is experiencing a renaissance. This practice, which in the past was considered a limited option, is today emerging as an efficient and responsible solution to reduce packaging waste, save costs and offer consumers quality products. In this context, Mercado Circular is positioned as a pioneer in the transformation of bulk vending in Mexico, leading a true revolution in the sector. Innovation in Bulk Vending: A Technological Leap Our CEO,

An analysis of how companies perceive and address the challenge of integrating sustainability into their business models. In a world where companies face increasing environmental and social challenges, sustainability has gone from being an optional topic to a key priority. But how do companies really view this change? To answer this question, we posed a survey with the following options: The results of this debate offer a window into the current perception of sustainability in the corporate arena, and open

In a world where the climate crisis is a growing concern, many companies continue to ignore environmental laws, opting for a “pay to pollute” strategy. Not only does this attitude represent gross corporate irresponsibility, it also puts our collective future at risk. The Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Act has been implemented precisely to combat these negligent practices, but its success is hampered by companies that prioritize short-term profits over long-term sustainability. The Immediate Cost vs. the Long-Term Benefit The EPR