Circular supports companies, public bodies and organizations in turning sustainability goals into concrete, measurable and verifiable strategies. We combine technical, environmental and social expertise to create value, improve performance and strengthen competitiveness.
We assess the sustainability of products, services, and organizations using internationally recognized scientific methodologies.
We identify the areas with the greatest impact and support organizations in developing concrete strategies to improve their sustainability performance.
We transform data and results into clear, transparent, and verifiable information, helping to prevent the risk of greenwashing.
Circular supports companies in developing robust, transparent and verifiable green claims, turning sustainability performance into communications backed by scientific evidence.
Through recognised methodologies such as Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), Carbon Footprint and Social Life Cycle Assessment (S-LCA), Circular measures environmental and social impacts, defines the appropriate scope of the claim and identifies the data required to substantiate it. The result is clear, proportionate and evidence-based communication, helping companies reduce greenwashing risks and adapt to the evolving regulatory framework for sustainability claims.
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We support organizations in assessing the environmental and social performance of products and services throughout their life cycle, turning data into useful tools for innovation, improvement and communication.
Analytical and systematic methodology used to assess the environmental impacts of a product, service or process throughout all stages of its life cycle.
Learn moreS-LCA assesses the social and socioeconomic impacts associated with the life cycle of products and services, considering workers, local communities, consumers and other stakeholders.
Learn moreThe DNSH (Do No Significant Harm) principle requires demonstrating that a project or investment does not cause significant harm to the European Union’s environmental objectives.
Learn moreThe Minimum Environmental Criteria (CAM) define the environmental requirements to be integrated into public procurement and public tender. In Italy, their application has progressively become more structured.
Learn moreTell us about your project and we will identify the most suitable tools to measure impacts, improve performance and communicate verifiable results.
