The second edition of Textiles Recycling Expo concluded on 24–25 June at Brussels Expo, reinforcing its position as Europe's leading exhibition and conference dedicated exclusively to textile recycling and circularity.
A new European flagship project is set to demonstrate, at industrial scale, how an underutilized side stream from the potato processing industry can become a valuable source of sustainable chemicals.
A coalition of leading European industry organisations, including Textile Recycling Europe, Policy Hub, the European Branded Clothing Association (EBCA), EuroCommerce, and the Federation of the European Sporting Goods Industry (FESI), is urging the European Commission to proceed with a targeted revision of the Textile Labelling Regulation (TLR).
While much of the discussion around Digital Product Passports (DPPs) focuses on compliance, reporting, and regulation, a growing number of experts argue that their greatest value may lie elsewhere: helping people and organizations make better decisions, improve transparency, and accelerate circularity.
The IMPLICIT research initiative is developing advanced recycling routes for auxiliary composite manufacturing waste such as vacuum bags, release films and technical fabrics, aiming to transform difficult-to-recycle materials into high-value secondary raw materials.
Europe’s waste streams could supply more than half of its critical raw material demand by 2050, according to a new EU-funded assessment mapping the region’s urban mine for the first time.
The Belgium-based recycling group Galloo has selected WeSort.AI GmbH’s X.Sort M system to strengthen battery detection capabilities at one of its facilities, aiming to reduce fire risks linked to hidden lithium-ion batteries in waste streams.
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