Making products last longer, and giving old products second lives, is a central pillar of its climate ambitions: Ikea aims to become a “100% circular business” by 2030. That means creating home goods that not only meet Ikea’s definition of “democratic design” — affordable, high-quality, sustainable, stylish and functional — but also can be reused, refurbished, recycled or remanufactured into new items.
Source: Ikea’s Ambitious Plan To Make Its Cheap Furniture Last Forever | HuffPost
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