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Recircular is a term commonly used in the context of circular economy or circularity. The concept revolves around the idea of designing out waste and making use of resources in a continuous loop, mimicking the natural ecosystems.
In a recircular system, products and materials are kept in use for as long as possible, and when they reach the end of their life, they are recovered, recycled, or repurposed to create new products or materials. The goal is to minimize waste, reduce resource consumption, and create a more sustainable and regenerative economy.
Recircular practices can involve various strategies.

Extended product lifespan: Designing and manufacturing products that are durable, repairable, and upgradable, allowing them to have a longer useful life.
Resource recovery: Implementing efficient and effective recycling and recovery processes to extract valuable materials from end-of-life products.
Product redesign: Rethinking product design to eliminate waste, reduce resource consumption, and optimize material flows in production and recycling processes.
Sharing and leasing models: Promoting the sharing and leasing of products, rather than individual ownership, to maximize their utilization and minimize resource extraction.
Remanufacturing: Refurbishing and reconditioning products to extend their life and usability.
Bio-based materials: Utilizing renewable and biodegradable materials in product manufacturing to reduce reliance on finite resources and minimize environmental impact.