German environmental association warns the EU’s new ban on destroying unsold clothes risks being hollowed out by broad exemptions
BERLIN – The German Environmental Aid Association (DUH) says numerous loopholes threaten to dilute the newly adopted EU ban on the destruction of unsold clothes to the point of ineffectiveness.
It says new goods remain possible if the textiles have been unsuccessfully offered as donations to social service institutions or if the repair or processing is considered too expensive.
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