This necessarily partial, sometimes one-sided, always committed media review, with its often lively, even impertinent tone, in no way commits (RE)SET to its consultancy activities, but it does paint what we consider to be an interesting picture of the state of transition as reflected in the press and research. It's a snapshot of the debate, the forces at work, the oppositions and the convergences, which we hope will be useful for your decisions and the construction of your transition strategies.
BREAKING (RE)NEWS
Every week, our BREAKING (RE)NEWS probes the economic and environmental transition, in France and elsewhere. Although necessarily partial, this sometimes impertinent review of the media in no way commits (RE)SET to its consulting activities, but it does provide a snapshot of the current state of affairs, which we hope will be useful in building your transition strategies.
TRIBUNES
The "Tribunes" are ours to share with you. They focus on specific issues and set out (RE)SET's point of view on subjects as diverse as they are crucial, such as the choice of consortia method, competition law in the service of transition, the question of resources, etc.
THEY TALK ABOUT US
"They're talking about us" traditionally features articles from outside the company citing (RE)SET, its managers, achievements and ambitions.
R3PACK
R3PACK" lists all the articles written by the consortium's experts on the challenges and implications of the transition to cellulosic and reusable packaging. Find comparative analyses of the environmental impact of single-use plastic packaging and alternative packaging via LCAs, summaries of projects carried out to guarantee the quality of packaging washing processes, an update on the evolution of European and national regulations, etc.
Covid, wars, environmental issues and the singular scarcity of resources, our supply chains have moved from the shadows to the light in recent years, revealing all their complexity, their richness and,
No attentive reader of Breaking (RE)NEWS will be surprised, but the scale of the movement is striking. The closer we get to the European elections, the more our European leaders seem to be frightened of themselves.
You can take the blue pill and carry on with business as usual. Business as usual" is the most classic behavior,
"Is the austere Cour des Comptes getting a taste for green?", Libération seems to be wondering this week. In fact, the magistrates of the rue Cambon are multiplying their forays into a field where
To understand the environmental impact of a product, it is essential to conduct an evaluation throughout its entire life cycle: tracing all the steps it goes through, from its creation
8 March 2024 Bisphenol A, R3PACK supports the ban from consumer products, calls for stricter rules While supporting efforts to ban Bisphenol A and other harmful substances from consumer products,
The school vacations are over, the Salon de l'Agriculture is closing its doors after a series of turpitudes, the European Parliament is tearing itself apart over environmental issues, and Bercy is cutting back on its budgets:
The school vacations are here and media coverage of the economic and environmental transition is feeling the pinch. It's a good time to take a look at what's going on.
The event of the week is, of course, the formation of the full Attal government. Sorry, that was a bad joke. As Le Monde says, "such a long wait for a non-event"!
Forget the competition for a moment: your rivals are your allies in the transition. The (RE)SET consulting firm supports companies that want to transform their value chain in several ways.
