EU opens up €24bn funding pot to circular economy

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European authorities expand access to EU finance support programme to businesses involved in the circular economy

European businesses working on circular economy schemes can now apply for a share of a €24bn pot of innovation funding after the European Commission and European Investment Bank (EIB) agreed yesterday...

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