This report is certainly worth a look. The summary article https://www.hellenicshippingnews.com/port-of-rotterdam-in-strong-position-as-a-future-circular-hub/ is intriguing and points to the importance of industrial symbiosis as a major component of a circular economy strategy for the port. Its position as both a logistics and industrial hub is fortunate in providing a platform for by-product exchanges, upscaling of materials and innovation.
"Rotterdam towards a circular port - a deep dive into waste to value opportunities"
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