News about Cirmar

August 07, 2024

Digital Product Passports for Electronics

We depend more and more on our electric devices. They allow us to work more efficiently, connect with each other and help realise sustainable change like the energy transition. These products themselves come with a substantial environmental footprint. One of the ways in which we are able to gain grip over the use of materials...

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August 01, 2024

New features launched!

We added some valuable features to Cirmar. Behind the scenes, there’s always work going on to make sure our tech tools serve the transition to a circular economy. Read all about the latest additions and how to make the most of them in this article. Imports and exports You can now create large amounts of...

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July 30, 2024

Right to Repair enters into force

Today marks the implementation of new EU rules on the Right to Repair, signaling a significant shift towards sustainability and consumer empowerment. These regulations are designed to help consumers repair their defective products instead of replacing them, offering several key benefits: 👉 Producers of certain products, such as fridges and smartphones, are now obliged to...

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July 19, 2024

Circular Plastics Conference 2024

Cirmar will be attending and participating in the Circular Plastics Conference 2024 on the 26th of September, a collaboration of CPI – Circular Plastics Initiative and COAST – Analytical Science and Technology. 👉 Frans will take part in the roundtable discussion, where he will dive into the value chain of circular plastics. He will also...

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July 09, 2024

Digital Product Passports for Textiles

How do we make sustainable progress in one of the most polluting sectors? The textile industry has a lot to work on, but there are promising developments that can cause fundamental changes. Besides the obvious solution: creating less textile products, bio-based and recycled materials are becoming more and more commonplace within the industry. Dyeing and...

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