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The currently operating economic structures all follow the perspective of linear economies, which roughly translates to "produce manufacture discard". This, however, doesn't support the perspectives of the actual sustainability of natural resources, the operation of material circulation, or the planning of synergy between systems. In this research, we used a dairy farm in the Netherlands as an example to evaluate mainly the methods of moving from linear economic systems towards circular systems, for the sake of sustainability. Based on the analysis of three models from the Netherlands, we designed an analysis method that can help domestic entrepreneurships select strategies which help the actors of the dairy product sector move from linear economic systems towards circular ones. During the analyses, we mainly used the relevant data of LPT Ltd. (Livestock Performance Testing Ltd.) as the database. We requested professionals for consultations in order to receive the mandatory professional estimate. Furthermore, we cross-referenced the fundamental parameters of domestic systems using benchmarking. In order to create an understandable overview and actual strategy from all this, which can also be used in practice, we determined a division logic that's applicable to three-unit life cycle phases. We also designed the so-called CEV (Circular Economic Value), which can be used to strategically plan the process of reconfiguring milk production strategies (1. Low-input/low-output; 2. High-input/high-output; 3. Low-input/high-output) to be circular.

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Evaluating system development options in circular economies for the milk sector - development options for production systems in The Netherlands and Hungary