SAN DIEGO – Brands and retailers seeking to improve the sustainability of its operations in areas such as retail store construction and trade show displays have now been offered a new turn-key circularity solution, delivered by ECOR and Eyelevel.
The partnership is now looking to collaborate with retail brands around the world – following an inaugural agreement having been struck with Patagonia – to integrate the design principles of a circular economy into the aforementioned applications along with furniture, fixtures, visual merchandising and print.
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