RECYCLING ADVICE WIDELY AVAILABLE FOR CLOTHING AND TEXTILE SECTOR
January 1st, 2012
BY ALAN OSBORN, IN LONDON; JULIAN RYALL, IN TOKYO; AND LEAH GERMAIN, IN EDMONTON
TEXTILE recycling has come a long way since the days of the rag-and-bone man a generation or so ago, with particularly dramatic changes happening in some European countries over the past ten years. As a result, sources of advice on recycling for the textile and clothing industry have grown apace. This move towards sustainability is strongly supported, for instance, by Euratex, the voice of the European textile and clothing industry: "We encourage recycling and the re-use of ...
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