Category: Textile Waste Management

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

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

Textile waste management has become an increasingly urgent issue as the fashion industry grows each year. The industry is known for its significant environmental footprint, contributing to pollution, excessive resource

The majority of unwanted and damaged textiles and clothing enters the end-of-life pathway of incineration. However, incineration is an unwanted solution due to its highly negative polluting contributions.

Consumers regularly dispose of clothing and garments due to various reasons, such as sizing issues, the need for tailoring or to keep up with ever-changing fashion trends. Majority of clothing and other textiles disposed of globally unfortunately end up in landfills, which are often not managed safely or sustainably.