Desenvolvimento de produtos à base de polímero reciclado de defensivos agrícolas: Um estudo bibliográfico sobre cadeias de suprimentos regionais à luz da Economia Circular

Abstract

Contextualization: The circular economy (CE) emerges as a sustainable approach to manage resources by reducing the extraction of raw materials and waste generated in the chain productive. Objective: The objective of this work is to characterize, through scientific literature, the applicability of the short supply chain concept, based on research into guidelines developed by the circular economy and recycled plastic as study material, obtained from packaging of agricultural pesticides. Method: The analysis began by applying the VosViewer software, to construction and visualization of bibliometric networks. Subsequently, an analysis of content based on articles selected following criteria that referred to regionality, eco-efficiency and eco-innovation in the product development process. Result: Among the 66 articles selected, only 16 contained the mentioned factors. By analyzing the context of the works, it was possible to demonstrate that no article in the literature talked about the framework developed, which confirms the relevance of this study, since no research addresses the concept of short supply chain in the context of economics Circular. Impact and innovative character in intellectual production: Management of the short circular chain, circularity, circular economy. Economic, social and regional impact: The innovative impact of this research is on the production and know-how of a product developed and sold locally, thus stimulating reducing the carbon footprint, in addition to the regional economy, and helping to mitigate solid waste discarded into the environment. Regional implications: The research adheres to the PPGAdm concentration area, since is focused on the process of developing a product obtained from recycling regional product that can be sold locally. Regional implications: present how Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) can help in promoting academic and technical development to guarantee new technological means so that companies can give new meaning to the waste produced in their production chain. Present contributions to UFU's regions of influence. Objectives of Sustainable Development (SDG) addressed in the research: SDG 9, SDG 12 and SDG 17.