Decathlon Réunion recently took a new step in its commitment to sustainability by launching the Second Life Centers in its stores. This initiative aims to give a second life to sports products in order to reduce their environmental footprint, while providing affordable and sustainable options to customers.
Decathlon’s Second Life centers are spaces intended for collection, the repair and resale of second-hand sports products. This is part of the company's overall vision to promote responsible consumption and contribute to the reduction of waste.. Customers are encouraged to return their old sports equipment to the Second Life Centers, whether it's clothes, shoes, outdoor equipment or sports equipment. The products are then carefully assessed to determine if they can be repaired., renovated or recycled. Items in good condition, but in need of repairs, are placed in the hands of qualified experts responsible for restoring them. This approach extends the life of products and allows customers to acquire quality equipment at affordable prices..
New life, new owners
Once restored, the products are put back on sale in the Second Life centers at attractive prices. This offers customers the opportunity to purchase quality sporting goods at a lower cost., while participating in the reduction of waste. The launch of the Second Life centers at Decathlon Réunion reflects the company’s commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility. By reducing the quantity of sports products sent to landfills, Decathlon contributes to the preservation of the environment and encourages a more responsible and sustainable lifestyle.
Responsible consumption
The Second Life centers of Decathlon Réunion embody an approach to sustainable commerce, which joins the innovative spirit of the brand. They offer consumers a more environmentally friendly option while promoting a circular economy. This initiative is also part of the broader mission that Decathlon has set itself. : make sport accessible to all. The message ? “I have a share of responsibility in this approach that we want to be virtuous. I prohibit myself from remaining idly faced with environmental and societal issues and not finding solutions”, answers David Payet, hygiene manager, safety and environment at Decathlon Réunion.
