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Recycled content
The proportion of a product’s mass that comes from recovered material. Meaningless without stating whether it is pre- or post-consumer and which chain-of-custody model was used to allocate it.
- Battery RegulationGuides
Battery Recycled Content Targets
Cobalt, lithium, nickel and lead carry recycled content minimums with dates attached. How the share is calculated, evidenced, and why supply is the constraint.
- Circular EconomyGuides
Closing the Loop: Recycled Content in Practice
Targets are set in percentages; supply is set by what exists. Where recyclate actually comes from, why claims fail on custody, and how to evidence a figure.
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What actually limits recycled content?
Supply rather than willingness. Material in service is not available for recovery, so near-term recycled input comes largely from production scrap — and scrap volumes fall as manufacturing yields…
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How do we prove recycled content?
With a chain-of-custody model stated explicitly. Identity-preserved and segregated claims mean the physical material is there; mass balance means an equivalent quantity entered the system somewhere…
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When do battery recycled content targets apply?
They phase in over time for cobalt, lithium, nickel and lead, calculated per battery model and per manufacturing plant rather than across a producer’s whole output. That granularity is where…
- Circular EconomyGuides
How to Measure Circularity: Methods Compared
Recycled content, MCI, recyclability rate and lifetime extension measure different things. What each captures, what it misses, and which to report.
- Construction & Heavy IndustryGuides
The Aluminium Passport
Recycling aluminium uses a fraction of the energy of primary production, so recycled content carries unusual carbon weight. What the record has to capture.
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Chain of custody models for recycled content
Four models, all standardised, all legitimate — and they mean very different things about what is physically in the product a customer is holding.
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MCI vs recycled content vs repairability index
Three numbers routinely averaged into one "circularity score". They are measured on different scales and answer different questions, and combining them produces a figure no standard recognises.
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Aluminium
A metal whose recycling requires a small fraction of the energy of primary production, giving recycled content unusually large carbon consequences. Alloy mixing during collection is the main…
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Chain of Custody Models Compared
Four custody models, all standardised, all legitimate — and they mean very different things about what is physically in the product a customer is holding.
- Battery RegulationGuides
EU Battery Regulation Timeline: Every Deadline
Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 phases in obligations from 2024 to 2031. Every date that matters, what each one requires, and which ones need work starting now.
- Textiles & FashionGuides
Fashion Sustainability Claims Without Greenwashing
Which fashion claims now require evidence, which are prohibited outright, and how to build a claim that survives a regulator, an NGO and a competitor complaint.
- By Role & IndustryGuides
PPWR for Cosmetics Packaging
Cosmetic packs are small, decorated and built around dispensing systems. Why that combination is the hardest case under PPWR, and what changes first.
- Circular EconomyGuides
PPWR: Packaging Rules That Carry a Price
The Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation grades recyclability A to E, and the grade drives the fee. What has to be assessed, per component, and by when.
- Construction & Heavy IndustryGuides
The Steel Passport
Iron and steel head the ESPR queue. The sector already traces heats and mill certificates — what a passport adds, and why reuse is the prize.
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Sustainability metrics
Footprint, recycled content and circularity indicators.
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PET (polyethylene terephthalate)
A polyester used for bottles and fibres, and the most successfully recycled consumer plastic. Food-contact-grade recycled PET is supply-constrained, which is what limits recycled content in…
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Post-consumer recyclate
Material recovered after a product has been used and discarded by its end user. The harder and more valuable category, and the one most recycled-content targets are written against.
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Circular procurement
Using purchasing criteria to require durability, reparability, recycled content or take-back. It moves faster than regulation because a buyer can impose a requirement at renewal, and it works only…
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Ecodesign parameter
One of the product characteristics ESPR can regulate — durability, reparability, recycled content, energy use, substances of concern. A delegated act picks which apply to its product group and sets…
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ESPR
The Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation. It establishes the Digital Product Passport as a framework requirement and sets ecodesign parameters — durability, reparability, recycled content…
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Issuer
The party asserting a claim and signing it. Whether a recycled-content figure is worth anything depends on who issued it — the brand itself, or an accredited third party with something to lose.
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Material Circularity Indicator (MCI)
A 0–1 score combining recycled input, reuse potential and product lifetime into one figure. Useful for comparing designs; not interchangeable with recycled content or a repairability index.
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PPWR
The Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation. Directly applicable rules on recyclability grading, recycled content, minimisation, reuse and harmonised separation labelling for all packaging on the…
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Secondary raw material
Material recovered from waste and reprocessed so it can substitute for virgin input. Its availability, not demand for it, is what usually limits recycled content targets, because material in service…
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Passport data specification
The internal document that stops three teams building three different definitions of "recycled content". Write it before selecting a platform, not after.
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Pre-consumer recyclate
Material recovered from manufacturing before it ever reaches a user — offcuts, trim waste, rejected batches. Legitimate to count, but weaker evidence of circularity than post-consumer content.
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如何在 CirculeID 上找到某一项具体的法规、术语或指南？
请在上方输入框中键入术语。一个索引即涵盖本站的所有页面、指南、术语定义、问答、清单、对比、模板、工具与实操手册，并按相关度排序。缩写会自动展开，因此输入 ESPR 也能找到《可持续产品生态设计条例》，输入 DPP 也能找到数字产品护照相关页面。
Matching ignores case, accents and punctuation, so “Ökodesign” and “okodesign” reach the same pages. Every regulatory claim in the results links to its instrument — the consolidated ESPR text on EUR-Lex for anything ecodesign, and the equivalent for each of the other instruments.
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