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Capterra found that Canadian consumers were increasinglyinterested in sustainable shopping since the start of the pandemic. With thegrowing enthusiasm for green initiatives and the availability of sustainablesoftware, SMB leaders may wonder how they can adopt anti-waste measures andgreener practices. To study this trend in depth, we surveyed more than 1,000Canadian consumers, including 219 residing in Quebec. You will find thecomplete methodology of this study at the bottom of this article. They answeredquestions about their understanding of the circular economy, theirparticipation and their expectations regarding companies implementing suchpractices. Circular economy: definition According to the Canadian government,the circular economy

refers to a different way of acting in order to conserve andrecover as many resources Bulgaria Mobile Number List  as possible. Circular economy practices includereuse, repair, refurbishment and recycling of existing products and materialsto extend their life cycle. Some examples of circular economy programs can befound in the retail sector. For example, IKEA launched “Resell It ,” a buybackprogram to help customers recycle their IKEA furniture in exchange for storecredit. In the clothing sector, H&M has set up Rewear , a platform  from all brands and buy new ones, orreceive in-store credit. Circular economy definition Despite the obvious linkbetween sustainability and the circular economy, the majority of respondentsnationally (40%) were

unaware of the name or concept before participating in oursurvey. However, only a quarter of Quebec consumers (26%) were not at allaware. This rather low figure can be explained by the province's promptinvestment in sustainable development . However, the philosophy of reducing,reusing and recycling products is more widely known, with 33% of participantsfamiliar with the concept without knowing the name. 24% of Quebecers surveyedare very familiar with the principles and the term circular economy, comparedto 13% for national participants. Consumer participation in the circulareconomy in Quebec 44% of respondents say they consider a company's circulareconomy practices before purchasing a product. 4% always take these actionsinto