The key role of logistics in building a circular economy for consumer products & retail

In today's complex business environment, logistics leaders in consumer products and retail face unprecedented challenges:

- Rising Emissions Pressure: Supply chain emissions are now 26 times higher than operational emissions

- Material Scarcity Concerns: Only 9.3% of materials entering the economy are currently recycled

- Regulatory Compliance: Growing ESG regulations demand transparent, sustainable operations

- Demands: Competitive markets require optimized resource utilization

The solution? A strategic shift from linear operations to circular models—where products, materials, and resources maintain their value through continuous reuse and optimization.

Download our infographic to learn how digital transformation is redefining logistics management—and how your supply chain team can turn sustainability challenges into measurable business value.

How digital logistics enables circular economy success

Our comprehensive infographic explores how Siemens Digital Logistics solutions create the foundation for successful circular economy implementation:

1. Scope 3 Emissions Management

Learn why 98% of emissions in retail and wholesale come from Scope 3 sources, and how digital logistics provides the visibility needed to address them effectively.

2. Business Value of Circularity

Discover how circular economy transactions are projected to grow from $339 billion in 2022 to $713 billion by 2026, with consumer goods alone expected to reach $32 billion.

3. Practical Implementation Strategies

Explore actionable approaches for:

• Circular sourcing and sustainable design
• Resource-efficient production and distribution
• Product-as-service business models
• Effective reverse logistics and recycling