AHFE Open AccessExploring the Impact of European Green Policy on Sustainable Product Design
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Authors: Zhong Jianwen, Jun Zhang
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This study takes sustainable product design as the research object based on the European green policy perspective. It discusses the closely related requirements of the European Green Deal on product life cycle design. It suggests that designers enhance the use of sustainable design methods to cope with the impact of the regulations. This will help enterprises comply with the wave of green development and break the green trade barriers.
Keywords: European Green Policy, European Green Deal, sustainable design, eco-design, product life cycle design
DOI: 10.54941/ahfe1006616
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