By Euronews Published on 24/11/2020 - 12:12 GMT+1•Updated 29/01/2021 - 12:40 GMT+1 AS PART OF ITS GREEN DEAL STRATEGY TO REACH CLIMATE NEUTRALITY BY 2050, THE EUROPEAN UNION RECENTLY

UNVEILED A NEW CIRCULAR ECONOMY ACTION PLAN (CEAP). The CEAP aims to redesign the way Europe’s economy works by transitioning from the traditional linear take-make-dispose model to a more

circular system which would maximise the world's finite resources.  Business Planet speaks to Cillian Lohan, EESC vice-president and head of the Green Economy Foundation to see what a

future Circular Economy might look like and asks what the EU’s strategy is likely to mean for both business and consumers.