La Chaire Deloitte Economie Circulaire a récompensé les travaux de recherche de trois groupes d’étudiants.

It might seem as if the world has thought of little else but the pandemic over the past year, but that is not the case. Sustainability is still very much top of the agenda for businesses – in fact, the coronavirus crisis has simply thrown its importance into sharper relief.

The Deloitte Circular Economy Chair was a victim of its own success, and had to reward not one but three research theses.

In recent years, a real need has arisen among consumers to respect the environment in almost every sphere of daily life. Eco-sustainable fashion is rapidly growing and the era of disposable collections are gone. The future of fashion is sustainable fashion.

In the past years, many industries in a wide range of sectors have tried to move towards a more sustainable approach. Among them, the fashion industry, in particular, has tried to switch and adapt to the use of more sustainable products, eco-friendly processes, and recyclable materials. However, we can’t deny that there is still room for improvement. 

Pour tous ceux qui s'intéressent aux filières agroalimentaires et à la transition écologique et soutenable, Valentina Carbone a reçu Ywan Penvern, Associé Risk Advisory de Deloitte, dans le cadre de son émission Supply Chain Durable.