Politicians recognize that textile sector provides economic benefits, but the effects of this industry on biodiversity and pollution are not adequately considered

Consumers play a crucial role in supporting a circular economy in textiles. They can invest in high-quality, durable clothing that lasts longer and reduces the need for frequent replacements. They

Circular economy in textile should focus on reducing waste, promoting recycling, and extending the lifespan of textile products

PFAS presence in textiles can hinder recycling and reuse, posing a barrier to achieving a circular economy.

The revision of the EU Waste Framework Directive introduces significant changes for the textile industry. For the first time, Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) will be mandatory for textile companies and

The European Union has indeed reached a provisional agreement to revise the Waste Framework Directive. This revision includes the implementation of mandatory and harmonized Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) schemes for