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EU's 2024 Review: The Future of Textiles is Here ???? Sustainability, digitalization, and global trade are taking center stage in the EU's textile sector. From eco-friendly solutions to cutting-edge tech and stronger international ties, Europe is paving the way for the next generation of textiles. ?? Explore the key trends and opportunities driving change in the textile industry. ?? https://lnkd.in/dRgJQdm4 #Textiles #Sustainability #Innovation #GlobalTrade #FashionTech #EU

The EU’s Sustainable and Circular Textiles Strategy aims to create a competitive and eco-friendly textile industry, supporting both environmental and social standards. Key initiatives include: ?? Ecodesign Regulation: Framework for Ecodesign standards for textiles, proposed in 2022. ?? Green Transition & Claims Directives: Targeting greenwashing with new consumer protections (2022-2023). ?? "Reset the Trend" Campaign: Awareness initiative on sustainable fashion (#ReFashionNow), launched in 2023. ?? Waste Shipment Regulation: Proposal to curb textile waste exports, from 2021. ?? Transition Pathway: Fosters collaboration between industry, government, and stakeholders (2023). ?? Horizon Europe Calls: Funding for circularity and sustainability tech advancements. ?? Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR): Proposal for mandatory EPR for textiles across the EU (2023). ??? Textile Labelling Update: Plans for revised and updated labels to improve transparency (2023). Everyone, from manufacturers to consumers, has a role to play in this transition! Join ERP Netherlands to stay compliant and support a sustainable future: https://lnkd.in/eEZn_s9x #FashionWaste #CircularEconomy #Textiles #EUCommission #EUstrategy #Sustainability #EPR #EPRTextiles #UPV #UPVTextiel #ERPNetherlands

Do you know what is the European Strategy for Sustainable and Circular Textiles? The UE develop a plan for the fashion industry to make it adopt circularity, reduce its environmental impact, and boost the European economy by promoting new circular business models. The significant impact that this industry has motivates European authorities to run new regulations. ??? 5 million tonnes of clothing are discarded every year in the EU - around 12kg per person. ?? 20 to 35 jobs are created for every 1.000 tonnes of textiles collected for reuse. ?? 1% of textile materials is recycled into new clothing currently. The plan is a true game-changer for the industry, which contains important regulations such as: ?? Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation ??? Waste Framework Directive ?? Green Claims Directive Discover more about this new and upcoming #FashionRegulations by downloading Recovo's latest Asset "The Ultimate Guide for Fashion Regulations" at the following link: ??https://lnkd.in/eAayiV_r

???EPR in France: A Sustainable Shift for Textiles EXTENDED PRODUCER RESPONSIBILITY ???Background: France led the way in 2007 by establishing a legal framework for managing textile waste. Their EPR policy holds textile producers accountable for collecting and recycling end-of-use clothing, linen, and footwear. Refashion, a French nonprofit, has been implementing France’s EPR Program since then. ???What Is EPR?: Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) requires producers to cover the costs of collection, treatment, and recycling of their products’ end-of-life stage. It’s a crucial step toward a circular economy. ???Impact on Circular Economy: Resource Conservation: EPR encourages producers to design products with recyclability in mind. By taking responsibility for their products throughout their lifecycle, producers minimize waste and conserve valuable resources. Closed-Loop Systems: EPR fosters closed-loop systems where materials are continuously recycled. This reduces the need for virgin resources and minimizes environmental impact. Consumer Awareness: EPR programs raise awareness among consumers about responsible consumption and disposal. When producers take responsibility, consumers become more conscious of their choices. ?? Let’s embrace sustainable fashion, one stitch at a time! ?? #EPR #FashionRevolution #SlowFashion #EcoFriendly #Upcycling #ZeroWaste #EthicalFashion

?? EU's bold move with EPR: future of textile sustainability The European Parliament's adoption of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) reforms is a game-changer for textile sustainability. ?? With footwear and clothing accounting for 5.2 million tonnes of textile waste generated annually in the EU, this move is vital. These proposed reforms make EPR schemes mandatory, requiring producers to cover textile waste management costs, like collection, sorting, and recycling. ? Countries such as France are making significant strides towards EPR implementation, targeting fast fashion and waste. As we transition to a more sustainable future, ensuring consistency and accountability is imperative as we adopt a new standard of operation. Embracing EPR will stimulate growth in the green economy and foster the development of new industries centered around recycling and sustainable manufacturing. #wastemanagement #sustainability #circulareconomy #textilewaste #greenproduction

EU strategy for sustainable and circular textiles: Objectives The?EU Strategy for Sustainable and Circular Textiles wants to create a greener and more competitive sector that is more resistant to global shocks. The Commission's 2030 vision for textiles stands out that: ???all textile products placed on the EU market are durable, repairable and recyclable, to a great extent made of recycled fibres,?free of hazardous substances,?produced in respect of social rights and the environment; ???”fast fashion is out of fashion” and consumers benefit longer from high-quality affordable textiles; ???profitable re-use and repair services are widely available; ?? the textiles sector is competitive, resilient and innovative with producers taking responsibility for their products along the value chain?with sufficient capacities for recycling and minimal incineration and landfilling. Stay tuned and check the next post about the actions of the EU Strategy for Sustainable and Circular Textiles. ERP Netherlands #FashionWaste #CircularEconomy #textile #europeancommision #EUstrategy #sustainability #circulartextiles

?? Today, July 18th, marks the implementation of t???? ?????? ???????????? ?????? ?????????????????????? ???????????????? ???????????????????? (????????) for the entire textile industry in Europe! But what does this mean for apparel and retail brands? Read more details below!?????? ???????????????? ?????????????? ???????????? ?? ???????????????????? ?? ?????????????????????? ?? ?????????????????????????? ?? ?????????????????????????? To create longer-lasting, more sustainable, and environmentally friendly products. ?????????????????? ?????????????????????? ???????????????????? ?? ?????????????? ?????????????? ???????????????? ?? ???????????????????????? Enhance transparency by ensuring that essential product details are accessible and traceable throughout the product lifecycle. ???????????????? ???????????????? ???????????????????????????? (??????) ?? ?????????? ???????????????????? ?? ???????????????????? ?????? ??????-???????????? The EPR is a waste management policy that provides incentives for eco-design by making producers responsible for the entire lifecycle of their products, including disposal. ???????????????? ???????????????????????? ?? ?????????????????? ???????????????????? To limit or prohibit the use of hazardous substances to protect human health and the environment. ???????????? ???????????????????? ?????? ???????????? ?????????????????? ?? ???????????? ?????? ?? ???????????? ?????????????????? Improving energy efficiency reduces energy use and carbon emissions, thereby lowering the overall carbon footprint. ???????????? ???????????? ?????? ?????????????????????? ?? ?????????????????????? ?????????????????? ?? ???????????????? ?????????????????????? Early sustainable practices attract eco-conscious consumers for a competitive edge. ???????????????????? ?????? ?????????????????????????? ?? ???????????????? ?????? ?????????????????????? ?? ?????????????????????????? ?????????????? The ERSP emphasizes the importance of innovation and collaboration through robust research and development, driving collaborative efforts to enhance collective expertise and technological advancements. ???????????? ?????????????????? ?? ???????????? ?????????????????? This EU regulation may set a precedent for global standards, influencing textile production practices worldwide and promoting international sustainability efforts. In summary, the ESPR will push the textile industry towards more sustainable practices, focusing on durability, recyclability, transparency, and reduced environmental impact. #DPP #transparency #ERSP #circularity

New Wave of Sustainable Fashion Policies As of late 2023, the European Union is set to enforce up to 16 new laws impacting the fashion and textile industry starting in 2024. These regulations aim to drive sustainability across the entire value chain, affecting both consumers and companies worldwide. Key upcoming changes include: EU Strategy for Sustainable and Circular Textiles: Launched in June 2023, this strategy is designed to achieve climate neutrality and promote circularity in textiles, aligning with the European Green Deal and Circular Economy Action Plan. Digital Product Passport (DPP): Starting in 2030, this framework will mandate transparency in product information, pushing firms to support the transition to a circular economy. EU Green Claim Directive: This directive combats greenwashing by requiring companies to substantiate their environmental claims with independent verification. Waste Framework Directive (WFD): The revised directive introduces Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) schemes, which will impose fees based on the circularity and environmental performance of textile products. This also includes microenterprises. Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD): Companies, including non-EU firms generating over €150 million in the EU market, must report social and environmental information under a standardized framework. Fashion and textile manufacturers selling to the EU must stay informed about these regulatory changes to navigate the evolving market landscape effectively. How do you think these policies will impact the industry? #Textileyarnsuppliers #Organiccottonyarn #Highqualityyarn #Textileyarnmanufacturing #Textileyarnmanufacturer #Yarnsupplier #cottonyarnsupplier #Polyyarnsupplier #Viscoseyarnsupplier #Blendedyarnsupplier #Yarnmanufacturer

In collaboration with Closed Loop Fashion, Circle Economy, and Reverse Resources, Global Fashion Agenda worked alongside Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH to release the Sustainability Recommendation Paper on "Promoting Textile Waste Management and Recycling in the Garment, Footwear, and Travel Goods (GFT) Sector." Supported by the H&M Foundation, this paper provides strategic guidance for building a sustainable, circular future. As Cambodia prepares to graduate from the United Nations’ Least Developed Country (LDC) status, the GFT sector faces both challenges and opportunities. With over 136,000 tonnes of textile waste produced annually, shifting to a circular model could reduce environmental impact and add value. This report offers clear recommendations for advancing circular practices, aligning with EU sustainability directives, and supporting policy improvements. Explore the full report and its actionable insights for government, industry, and waste management stakeholders to transform textile waste into a resource. Download it here: https://lnkd.in/dCUHFncG #CircularEconomy #TextileRecycling #Sustainability

We are pleased to announce our contribution to the Sustainability Recommendation Paper titled "Promoting Textile Waste Management and Recycling in the Garment, Footwear, and Travel Goods (GFT) Sector", now published on the Asia Garment Hub. This paper highlights actionable strategies to address textile waste and promote sustainability in Cambodia. Key recommendations include adopting circular economy systems, strengthening government leadership through regulations and recycling infrastructure, and fostering collaboration across sectors to improve waste management and support local recyclers. Learn more and download the report: https://lnkd.in/g64pHjrZ #CircularEconomy #TextileRecycling #SustainableFashion #Cambodia #GFTSector #ClosedLoopFashion