In episode one of our "Redesigning Food" series, Dunia Bora, Nutricandies, and Spoon Cereals innovate by transforming previously unwanted ingredients. Vincent (Dunia Bora) creates cookies and

In episode one of our "Redesigning Food" series, Dunia Bora, Nutricandies, and Spoon Cereals innovate by transforming previously unwanted ingredients. Vincent (Dunia Bora) creates cookies and juices from invasive species. Gustavo (Nutricandies) makes nutritious chocolate spread from discarded cocoa parts. Annie and Jonny (Spoon Cereals) repurpose oat-milk leftovers and ancient grains into hearty porridge.

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Marcin Jakubowski co-founded the Global Village Construction Set after a costly tractor repair inspired him to promote transparency in manufacturing. This project offers open-source blueprints,

Marcin Jakubowski co-founded the Global Village Construction Set after a costly tractor repair inspired him to promote transparency in manufacturing. This project offers open-source blueprints, enabling everyday makers to build everything from tractors to entire villages affordably.

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A circular food economy redesigns systems to allow nature to thrive. By rethinking ingredients and production, food brands and supermarkets can design food that benefits people, nature, and

A circular food economy redesigns systems to allow nature to thrive. By rethinking ingredients and production, food brands and supermarkets can design food that benefits people, nature, and climate.

The Ellen MacArthur Foundation, an international charity, champions the circular economy. This design-driven approach eliminates waste and pollution, circulates products and materials, and regenerates nature.

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Circular business models offer significant value beyond just sustainability, driving new revenue, brand strength, and efficiency. However, they often fail to scale without a strong financial case.

Circular business models offer significant value beyond just sustainability, driving new revenue, brand strength, and efficiency. However, they often fail to scale without a strong financial case. The Ellen MacArthur Foundation's "How not to fail" report and a recent podcast with researchers Maddy Oliver and Ella Hedley highlight that sustainability-focused pitches can lower internal commitment. They advocate for commercial collaboration, citing the HolyGrail partnership. Listen to episode 196 for more.

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Despite its potential, reusable packaging remains small-scale. Kickstarting a "reuse revolution" demands transformative collaboration across businesses, policymakers, and civil society, coupled

Despite its potential, reusable packaging remains small-scale. Kickstarting a "reuse revolution" demands transformative collaboration across businesses, policymakers, and civil society, coupled with investment in shared infrastructure and supportive regulations. This approach will unlock significant economic and environmental benefits.

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Facing global challenges like climate change, we need an economy that actively restores and improves our world, moving beyond simply doing less harm. This episode explores how human systems can

Facing global challenges like climate change, we need an economy that actively restores and improves our world, moving beyond simply doing less harm. This episode explores how human systems can work in harmony with nature, featuring biomimicry expert Janine Benyus and examples of regenerative farming at Gothelney Farm and London's Sitopia Farm, which are transforming urban food systems.

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"Diseño circular de alimentos: repensar productos para regenerar la naturaleza" es una serie documental de 5 episodios. Presenta casos de empresas en Brasil y Colombia que rediseñan sus

"Diseño circular de alimentos: repensar productos para regenerar la naturaleza" es una serie documental de 5 episodios. Presenta casos de empresas en Brasil y Colombia que rediseñan sus productos y cadenas de suministro para ser positivos para la naturaleza, la biodiversidad y las comunidades locales. Basada en el informe "El gran rediseño de los alimentos" de la Fundación Ellen MacArthur, la serie explora cómo las empresas pueden crear un sistema alimentario regenerativo. ¡Mira los videos para comprender mejor su implementación!

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"Diseño circular de alimentos: repensar productos para regenerar la naturaleza" is a 5-episode documentary. It highlights companies in Brazil and Colombia that are redesigning products and supply

"Diseño circular de alimentos: repensar productos para regenerar la naturaleza" is a 5-episode documentary. It highlights companies in Brazil and Colombia that are redesigning products and supply chains to be nature-positive, drawing inspiration from the Ellen MacArthur Foundation's "The Big Food Redesign" report. The series demonstrates circular food design's relevance for Latin America, showcasing how it supports biodiversity, preserves forests, and improves farmers' lives.

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This episode explores how resetting systems empowers better choices. We examine ReLondon's circular economy initiatives, Barcelona's superblocks creating pedestrian spaces, and Sao Paulo's efforts

This episode explores how resetting systems empowers better choices. We examine ReLondon's circular economy initiatives, Barcelona's superblocks creating pedestrian spaces, and Sao Paulo's efforts to redesign the food system. The discussion also covers the circular economy's first principle—eliminating waste and pollution—and addresses key fashion questions.

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Economist Kate Raworth's Doughnut Economics proposes transforming our degenerative linear economy into a regenerative, distributive, and fair system, centered on people. This model is crucial for

Economist Kate Raworth's Doughnut Economics proposes transforming our degenerative linear economy into a regenerative, distributive, and fair system, centered on people. This model is crucial for a #Circulareconomy transition.

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