Europe’s textile EPR rules still fragmented

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Euratex research exposes deep fragmentation in Europe’s emerging textile EPR systems, warning of mounting compliance costs for cross-border producers

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BRUSSELS — Europe’s patchwork of textile Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) schemes is creating significant compliance headaches for clothing brands, retailers and textile producers operating across multiple markets, according to new analysis published today by the Textile PRO Forum.

The findings are particularly relevant for SMEs, e-commerce operators and cross-border sellers, who face the prospect of navigating up to a dozen separate compliance systems simultaneously.

 

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