On 24th June 2019, Hungary will be focused on the crucial questions for the future of its circular economy:

Ikea has recently reported plans to have a more positive impact on the world’s oceans by proactively engaging in projects that will help to clean plastic waste and prevent future pollution.

The EU is cracking down on plastic pollution. On 21 May 2019 the Council adopted the single-use plastics directive which introduces new restrictions on certain single-use plastic products.

To raise awareness of the sustainable alternatives to single-use plastic products, the European Commission launched a public communication campaign.

We are honoured to invite you to participate at the International Conference “Circular Economy – Rational Use of Raw Materials” to be held on 02-03 July 2019 at the Hotel Mercure Racławice Dosłońce Conference & SPA in Poland.

At the end of last year, the European Parliament and the Council adopted a provisional agreement on a European directive on single-use plastic products.

Three years after adoption, the Circular Economy Action Plan is fully completed. Its 54 actions have been delivered, even if the work on some of them continues beyond 2019.

Making plastics more circular to avoid plastic littering into the environment is a priority for the European Union.