TEXTILES.
Fabrics and clothing materials are increasingly being incorporated into Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) schemes as a critical strategy to effectively manage and mitigate post-consumer waste. This growing trend reflects a broader recognition of the environmental impact associated with the textile industry, which generates significant amounts of waste. By including these materials in EPR initiatives, governments and organizations aim to hold producers accountable for the entire lifecycle of their products, encouraging them to implement more sustainable practices and improve recycling efforts.
