As a result of the growing problems of waste incineration, it has become necessary to find a better solution, with a system made of organized activities, which must be effective and complete, in order to achieve the goals of sustainable development. The circular economy concept came up as an ideal solution, as an alternative to a linear model, that is found to be unsustainable, extremely risky, dangerous and threatening, for upcoming generations and reading the world. The goal of the circular economy is to separate economic growth from resource consumption by focusing on the value that is generated, so that the focus is placed on keeping the value. It gives the advantage to the renewable resources, waste transforming for the benefit of resources, creating future-oriented design, enabling the preservation and expansion of the product, ensuring collaboration in making the right solutions, encouraging the incorporation of digital technologies, and re-examining the business model. The circular economy places the emphasis on shifting from fossil fuels, emphasizing the importance of diversity and biodiversity as a characteristic of a sustainable system. The European Union recognized circural economy as an important part of the development of the economy and its global cooperation, and therefore the policies and decisions that are being adopted today within the EU are linked to the promotion of sustainable development, which implies a circular economy.