The European Parliament has adopted new rules aimed at cutting textile waste, placing the responsibility for collection, sorting and recycling squarely on producers. The measures, framed under Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), signal a major shift in how textile brands, manufacturers and
Circular economy leader Reconomy has published a new global strategy paper, Textile EPR Strategy 2030, to help businesses navigate the growing wave of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) regulations in the textile sector. The strategy outlines a five-year roadmap for adapting to regulatory changes while unlocking opportunities for circular innovation and sustainable
In a major step towards streamlining Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) for textiles and footwear across Europe, leading Producer Responsibility Organizations (PROs) and business associations launched the Textile PRO Forum. This voluntary initiative aims to harmonize practices and share insights for the efficient implementation of textile EPR systems across EU member














