With looming tariffs and the likely retraction of global economic supply chains, circular economic models offer a path to enhanced national resilience and economic security. This prime opportunity to refocus domestically allows organizations to enhance operational efficiency, gain better control and understanding of their supply chains, and work closely with the small-to-medium-enterprises (SMEs) that comprise those supply chains for both economic and environmental resiliency.
Join this session to discover how Canada can enhance manufacturing efficiency, safeguard supply chains, and stimulate domestic SME growth by moving towards more circular economic models.
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