Companies | P7CO® EcoResupply

In the European Union, sustainability is no longer optional — it is mandatory. Discover how P7CO® EcoResupply helps companies align with the European Green Deal, cut costs, and comply with circularity and transparency regulations.

  • Date 3 Sep 2025
  • Leitura 3 min
  • Tags Companies Sustainability Circularity Compliance ESG Surpluses Environmental Complaints ZeroWaste EU

What is at stake

European companies are at the center of the transition towards a circular and climate-neutral economy by 2050.
The European Green Deal, the EU Circular Economy Strategy, and regulations such as CSRD and the EU Taxonomy Regulation create new obligations for reporting, traceability, and resource reuse.
This is not just about compliance, but about ensuring competitiveness in the European Single Market.

The problem

  • Surpluses without circular use: tons of valuable materials are wasted every year.
  • Environmental and financial costs: waste means expenses and the risk of penalties from the EU and national authorities.
  • Strict regulation: MIRR, E-PRTR, CSRD, ISO, EU Taxonomy, and waste directives demand detailed reports and documented evidence.
  • Rising environmental complaints: citizens, NGOs, and regulators expose failures, damaging reputation and potentially triggering legal action.

The solution: P7CO® EcoResupply

P7CO® EcoResupply is the European answer to turn risks into opportunities:

  • Circular Marketplace
    Companies can publish surpluses and find buyers or recyclers across the European Union.

  • European Compliance
    Tools adapted to CSRD, EU Taxonomy, ISO, and ESG reporting, aligned with European Commission requirements.

  • Indicators & Metrics
    Dashboards translate positive impact into numbers: CO₂ avoided, resources saved, and contributions to the SDGs.

  • Environmental Complaints Management
    Transparency in handling reports of pollution, bad practices, or illegal discharges, integrated into ESG communication and audits.

Why it matters for sustainability

Adopting EU-aligned circular practices means:

  • Meeting mandatory regulations and avoiding fines.
  • Increasing investor and consumer confidence.
  • Reducing dependence on imported raw materials.
  • Contributing to climate neutrality by 2050.

European example

A chemical company in Germany faces complaints of illegal discharges.
On P7CO® EcoResupply, it can register the incident, demonstrate corrective measures, and communicate results in a CSRD-compliant format.
The outcome: legal compliance, reputation preserved, and access to green financing.

Next steps

  1. Register your company on P7CO® EcoResupply.
  2. Publish surpluses and connect with circular partners in Portugal and across the EU.
  3. Integrate EU compliance into your ESG and environmental reports.
  4. Show transparency in audits and complaints handling.

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