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Embracing a Circular Economy: Building a Sustainable Future Together

Posted by efratadenny on 28 May 2023
Posted in: Supply Chain, Sustainability. Tagged: enablingsupplychain, Supply Chain, Supply Chain Management, Sustainability, Sustainable. Leave a comment

In today’s world, where the impacts of climate change and resource depletion are becoming increasingly evident, it is crucial for us to shift towards more sustainable practices. One such approach that holds great promise is the concept of a circular economy. By embracing a circular economy mindset, we can reduce waste, maximize resource efficiency, and pave the way for a more sustainable future. In this article, we will explore seven actionable steps that each of us can take to make a positive impact and contribute to the circular economy movement.

  1. Opt for reusable products: One of the simplest ways to minimize waste generation is by opting for reusable products instead of single-use ones. By choosing reusable items such as water bottles, shopping bags, and coffee cups, we can significantly reduce the amount of waste that ends up in landfills or pollutes our environment.
  2. Repair and refurbish: Instead of immediately discarding broken or worn-out items, consider repairing or refurbishing them. Whether it’s a piece of furniture, electronic device, or clothing, extending the lifespan of these products through repairs not only reduces waste but also saves valuable resources that would otherwise be used in manufacturing replacements.
  3. Recycle right: Proper waste sorting and recycling are crucial in a circular economy. Educate yourself about the recycling guidelines in your area and ensure that you sort your waste correctly. By separating recyclable materials from non-recyclables and disposing of them in designated recycling bins, you contribute to the efficient recovery and reuse of valuable resources.
  4. Choose recycled materials: Support the demand for recycled goods by actively seeking out products made from recycled materials. Whether it’s paper, plastic, or clothing, choosing items with recycled content helps close the loop in the production cycle and reduces the need for virgin resources. Look for labels or certifications that indicate a product’s recycled content or eco-friendly manufacturing processes.
  5. Implement a sharing economy: Embracing the sharing economy can be a powerful way to maximize resource utilization within communities. Consider sharing resources such as tools, equipment, or even vehicles with your neighbors or friends. Collaborative consumption not only reduces the demand for new products but also strengthens community bonds and fosters a sense of shared responsibility towards sustainability.
  6. Practice upcycling: Unleash your creativity and give a new life to items that would otherwise be discarded. Upcycling involves repurposing materials or products to create something useful or beautiful. For example, turning old glass jars into storage containers or transforming worn-out clothing into unique fashion pieces. By upcycling, we reduce waste and promote a more sustainable and creative approach to consumption.
  7. Support sustainable businesses: When making purchasing decisions, favor companies that embrace circular economy principles and prioritize resource efficiency. Look for businesses that incorporate sustainable practices throughout their operations, from sourcing materials to manufacturing and packaging. By supporting such businesses, you contribute to creating a demand for more sustainable products and services, thereby driving the transition towards a circular economy.

By embracing a circular economy mindset and implementing these seven steps, each of us can make a tangible difference in building a sustainable future for our planet. Reducing waste, conserving resources, and promoting resource efficiency are essential components of a circular economy. Let us join hands and embrace these practices to create a healthier, greener, and more sustainable world for generations to come. Together, we can make a lasting impact and foster a circular economy that truly sustains our planet.

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Why stated Soft Opening?

Posted by efratadenny on 31 December 2015
Posted in: Bandung, Food, Indonesia, Photography, Traveling. Tagged: Bandung, Food, Glosis. Leave a comment

Glosis restaurant is quite huge. It located in Jalan Citarum 12, Bandung, Indonesia. They have their own parking lot for about 50 cars. That is the thing that make this restaurant comfortable for family. One quite disturbing thing is they stated soft opening menu in their menu although they already had grand opening a long time ago. They also use sticker and handwriting to update their price. Not well prepared but it is not a big deal.

Time to serve is quite late. Mashed potato took about 15 minutes to serve and 30 minutes for all food.

Their pizza is delicious but the beef stroganoff with rice is not recommended.

In overall, the taste is quite common and the price is quite acceptable. Anyway, they sell the cozy ambience quite well.


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The Best Crispy Duck in Malang

Posted by efratadenny on 26 December 2015
Posted in: Food, Indonesia, Malang, Photography, Traveling. Tagged: Food, java nine, Malang. Leave a comment

The one and only best crispy duck in Malang is in Javanine. No need to go to Bali to taste delicious crispy duck. Javanine is a great place to visit in Malang. Exquisite view, clean environment, excellent service, and great taste of food. Javanine has two best food for me. You have to try their crispy duck and kakap steak. In Malang, You will not find other restaurant to beat the combination of the taste and the cozy environment of Javanine. You will say, “finally, Malang has this kind of restaurant. The best restaurant.” You will compare the food in Javanine to other city. The crispy duck, you will compare to bali. Kakap steak and other desserts, you will compare to Jakarta. You can not compare their food to other restaurant in Malang because Javanine taste is far beyond normal expectation about food in Malang. Believe me, Javanine is the number one restaurant you must visit once you are in Malang.

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Shanghai Ice

Posted by efratadenny on 11 June 2015
Posted in: Food. Tagged: Es Shanghai, Food. 3 Comments

We call it Shanghai Ice in Indonesia. I don’t know why. Maybe because the color is look like Shanghai? Or because it was originally came from Shanghai.
Es Shanghai

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Chicken Satay

Posted by efratadenny on 10 June 2015
Posted in: Food. Tagged: Food, Lontong, Satay. Leave a comment

Chicken Satay with Lontong. Anyone?
Satay

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