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Refurbished products are increasingly becoming part of our daily lives. Saving and reusing has never been so easy, in a market that continues to grow at a rapid pace. In recent years, the refurbished products sector has been expanding both in Portugal and around the world, driven by the demand for more economical and sustainable alternatives.

We often say that “children are the future,” and this is an unquestionable truth. They are the ones who will live in a world deeply affected by climate change and by an increasingly fragile environment. Therefore, it is essential to educate them early about what it means to be sustainable and about the importance of taking care of the planet.

Portugal is a country of new entrepreneurs and sustainable innovations, something clearly visible in its startups, which present innovative ideas and concepts with the goal of changing the world.

Adopting the Zero Waste challenge is a practical and conscious way to reduce environmental impact in daily life. More than a trend, it is a sustainable lifestyle that encourages small changes, but with great results for the planet.

“Sustainable digitization” is an increasingly used and promoted term worldwide, as we face global challenges such as climate change, biodiversity loss, and the depletion of natural resources.

Did you know that the internet is one of the largest sources of pollution in the world? It consumes enormous amounts of energy, emits greenhouse gases, generates electronic waste, and requires rare metals and other natural resources, whose extraction contributes to deforestation, pollution, and the destruction of natural habitats.