News about Cirmar

January 14, 2026

Why C_passport® now clearly marks CRMs

Critical Raw Materials (CRMs) are quickly becoming a boardroom priority. At Cirmar, we see this shift happening across industries — from construction and energy to electronics and manufacturing. That is why we have added the (CRM) mark behind all Critical Raw Materials identified in C_passport®. This is not just a labeling choice. It is a...

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December 23, 2025

Looking Ahead: Accelerating the Circular Economy Together

As we reflect on the past year, one thing stands out above all: progress. Not just in what we have built, but in the collaborations we have started and the direction we are moving in together. We are proud to be working with 50+ circular pioneers, and we are highly motivated to build on this...

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December 19, 2025

Reïnkarneer: a common language for recycled content

The transition to a circular economy relies on trustworthy, practical information about materials. This week marks the official kick-off for project Reïnkarneer: an collaboration subsidised by the EU (JTF) that aims to develop a common language for recycled content. The project starts with plastics, but explicitly looks to translate the approach to other material groups. ...

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December 09, 2025

Who guides the process industry in the AI revolution?

The process industry is on the cusp of a radical transformation. Artificial intelligence offers enormous opportunities to make production processes more efficient, sustainable and resilient. However, technology alone is not enough. The real value only emerges when organisations dare to innovate their way of working, learn to rely more on data and develop leadership that...

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December 02, 2025

Cirmar at the International Textile Conference

At this year’s International Textile Conference in Aachen, we spoke about the transition to a circular economy and how it offers a powerful answer to many of the challenges facing today’s textile industry. Rising resource scarcity, increasing waste streams, and demanding regulatory expectations all require a more transparent and regenerative approach—and circularity provides a clear...

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