Publications and PR

Grade A Copenhagen is strengthening its strategic and creative profile by entering into a partnership with designer Jesper Høvring

Companies are expected to be more agile and technically well-prepared than the state itself.

What does dress code really mean in politics?

If we as circular companies are not allowed to say what we sell, the recycling industry will have a difficult time.

Grade A Copenhagen is involved in the implementation of the national action plan.

The admonitions are many, but a good place to start if you want to make a contribution is in your wardrobe.

Grade A Copenhagen and Boldklubben FREM enter into a strategic collaboration based on shared values.

Perhaps it is time for the state to look inward and abolish the used VAT system. There are strong arguments in favor of this.

It is precisely with quality in mind that 36-year-old Jesper Svarer Nissen got the idea for a new webshop with second-hand clothing, Grade A Copenhagen.

Politicians have the first piece that can trigger a domino effect for the spread of secondhand: the abolition of VAT on used goods.

Secondhand is an essential part of the solution for the climate - a good place to start would therefore be the abolition of VAT on second-hand goods.

The Danes want the green transition - if it's worth it.

Let's exempt circular businesses from second-hand VAT.

Let's exempt circular businesses that sell used goods from VAT.