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Extended Producer Responsbility

Due Diligence / Research

6 June 2022

7 minutes

It’s important to remember that given a large proportion of the industry is SMEs, if they are excluded from requirements, we are not ensuring the circularity of the industry as a whole. Supporting the industry’s transition will be crucial in the current political and economic climate.

EPR: Due Diligence Is a Fundamental Component of Any Legislative Framework

Implementation of extended producer responsibility (EPR) along side supporting measures is widely believed to incentivise eco-design. texfash.com talks to Toby Connock, Consultant at Eunomia, the agency that was commissioned by the Changing Markets Foundation (CMF) and the European Environmental Bureau (EEB) to conduct a study on the role of EPR and supporting policy measures in driving a circular economy for textiles in Europe.

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