The Renault Group has announced plans for a new circular economy entity to make its supply chain carbon neutral and recycling-heavy, going forwards.
Formed as a separate entity from the group, The Future Is Neutral will work with three partner organisations and additional investment in order to recycle every element of cars. The intention is to create a completely circular economy, starting from vehicles and parts that are going out of use currently and moving towards a fully closed supply chain of new vehicles being made from old.
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