SloveniaThe article discusses how small and medium-sized businesses can transform industrial waste into new products through circular economy practices. It highlights the case of Les-Rock, a local woodworking company in Prekmurje, which uses leftover wood materials to create new items such as custom furniture, restaurant fittings, and even wooden toys. The company views wood as a renewable resource with significant potential for innovation. The article emphasizes the challenges these businesses face in developing sustainable solutions, including accessing expertise, regulatory knowledge, and financial incentives. It introduces the Slovenian Center for Circular Economy (SCKG) as a support network offering free assistance to SMEs in this process.
Bias read (Center): The article presents a balanced view of the challenges faced by SMEs in adopting circular economy practices and highlights the role of the SCKG as a supportive institution. There is no overt ideological leaning toward either left or right; the focus remains on practical implementation and available,
