With upcoming legislation and rising customer demands, 2025 is the time for businesses to take action towards becoming more sustainable and implementing a deposit return system. Discover what a deposit system is and why it is crucial that sustainability managers start now rather than 2027.

Festivals generate huge amounts of single-use waste, but with the right technology and data, reuse systems can be simple, scalable, and sustainable. Discover how festivals are cutting plastic, engaging attendees, and tracking impact with smarter reuse solutions.

Since 2021, Derby has been making impressive strides in reducing single-use waste through smart, tech-enabled reuse. From stadiums to small local businesses, Circulayo’s platforms are helping track real environmental savings, cutting plastic waste and carbon emissions while engaging customers and supporting sustainability goals.

"Every little bit helps." It's a phrase that you'll hear often in sustainability. And while the sentiment is well-meaning, it's also misleading. When it comes to changing systems, small effort isn't enough. In the push for a circular economy, reuse has emerged as one of the most powerful tools we have. But without data, even the best reuse schemes risk becoming guesswork.

As the climate crisis intensifies, businesses are embracing the circular economy to reduce waste and regenerate resources. Green technology plays a key role in enabling circular systems, from AI-powered waste management to renewable energy solutions. By combining tech with circular principles, companies can reduce environmental impact, cut costs, and innovate for a sustainable future.

Tracking carbon in reuse systems isn't just smart—it's essential. Learn why it matters and how to do it right.

Make reuse easy, visible, and rewarding - engage customers and boost return rates with the right marketing and tools.

Customers desire businesses to adopt reusable packaging to mitigate waste and environmental damage. Reuse systems serve as a valuable tool.

Event stadiums, from stadiums to concert halls, are under growing pressure to reduce waste and adopt sustainable practices.

Circular economies offer a solution to plastic pollution with a system designed to maximise the lifespan of materials and products.