Over 50 CEOs, policymakers, philanthropists, academics, and others have reaffirmed their commitment to building a circular economy, including representatives of the European Parliament, Arup Group, Barclays Bank, Nestlé, PepsiCo and Unilever.
In signing an open statement the individuals and organisations have stated that they are committed to the transition to a circular economy — creating solutions for plastics, fashion, food, finance, and beyond that combine economic opportunity with benefits to wider society and the environment.
The statement further calls on businesses and governments around the world to invest in circular economy solutions and raise the ambition level of circular economy targets.
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