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Five Consumer Goods Companies Proving Circular Business Models Work

Last updated: January 21, 2026 7:00 am
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MUD Jeans also takes a transparent approach to sustainability. The company is a certified B Corporation, which means it meets high standards of social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency. MUD Jeans also publishes its annual Impact Report, detailing its progress on various sustainability goals.

Furthermore, MUD Jeans is committed to ethical production practices. The company works with factories in Tunisia and Italy that adhere to strict labor and environmental standards. MUD Jeans also prioritizes fair wages and safe working conditions for all employees involved in the production process.

Overall, MUD Jeans exemplifies how a circular business model can not only reduce environmental impact but also create a strong brand identity and customer loyalty. By rethinking traditional consumption patterns and offering innovative solutions like leasing and recycling, MUD Jeans is paving the way for a more sustainable future in the fashion industry.

B Lab recently announced that MUD Jeans has been named “Best for the World” in the environment category, placing it in the top 5% of B Corporations worldwide. This recognition highlights MUD Jeans’ commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility in the fashion industry.

MUD Jeans is a shining example of a company that has embraced circular business models to achieve success. By focusing on long-term sustainability, investing in take-back systems, designing products to be recyclable from the beginning, and transparently reporting their results, MUD Jeans has set a high standard for other companies to follow.

Research published in Production Planning & Control supports the decisions made by companies like MUD Jeans to adopt circular economy principles. The study found that companies utilizing circularity not only create value through new products and service solutions but also foster collaboration across supply chains. The challenge now lies in scaling these successes to drive global circularity, which currently stands at only 7.2% and is declining.

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For consumers, supporting circular businesses like MUD Jeans means thinking beyond the initial purchase. By asking questions about product take-back programs, repairability, and recycled materials, consumers can make informed choices that support sustainable practices. Companies such as IKEA, Nike, HP, and Interface have also embraced circularity and have seen positive financial results as a result.

Ultimately, the choices consumers make when shopping can have a significant impact on reshaping entire industries. By supporting companies like MUD Jeans that prioritize sustainability and circularity, consumers can help drive the transition from linear take-make-waste models to circular economies.

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