Right to repair: can biz mend its wasteful ways?

Mint Primer

The government wants to replace the ‘use-and-throw’ design philosophy of products with a ‘right to repair’ framework. Benefits are many. Mint explains the concept, its need and how this move may disrupt the way businesses operate.

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Right to repair: can biz mend its wasteful ways?

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