A workshop employee of the Schuon freight company operates the Bear Cut system for precise reworking of truck tires. (Photo: Bear Machines)
Tire re-grooving: Schuon modernizes fleet maintenance with Bear-Cut technology
Vehicle interior with patina: Both light and heavy commercial vehicles are to be more strongly incorporated into the circular economy in the future. (Photo: Pixabay)
EU End-of-Life Vehicles Directive: Truck and Bus Manufacturers Criticize Unclear Disposal Regulations and High Burdens
From left to right: Pit Klepatz (Managing Director of Logipack), Dr. Volker Lange, Julia Klein (Managing Director of Mach Mehrweg Pool e.V.), Dr. Jens Oldenburg (Managing Director of Stiftung Initiative Mehrweg), Torsten Hiller, Maria Blume, Peter Meyer (Senior Strategy Consultant at Beverage to Business Consulting), Henriette Schneider (Managing Director of Pro Mehrweg) and Dirk Reinsberg. (Image: Treffpunkt Mehrweg)
Dialogue Platform: The Reusable Meeting Point takes place for the first time at the Dortmund Congress Center.
The workwear manufacturer Blåkläder focuses on quality for its products to ensure durability. To ensure that only flawless pieces reach the customer, regular quality checks are conducted at the company's European distribution center in Svenljunga, Sweden. (Photo: Sandra Lehmann)
Circular Economy: Workwear Manufacturer Blåkläder Focuses on Durability
From left to right: Professor Iman Taha, Aalen University; Professor Dorit Schumann, President of Trier University of Applied Sciences; Professor Michael Wahl, Trier University of Applied Sciences; Professor Joachim Knebel, Head of Mechanical Engineering and Electrical Engineering at KIT; Dr. Karla Hillerich, CZS; Professor Henrik te Heesen, Vice President of Trier University of Applied Sciences; Professor Frederik Zanger, KIT; Professor Harald Riegel, Rector of Aalen University; Matthias Stolzenburg, CZS.
Research: KIT, Trier University of Applied Sciences and Aalen University of Applied Sciences establish Center for Circular Economy
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