Germany’s textile and retail sectors have formed a joint alliance demanding a bigger say in shaping the country’s incoming extended producer responsibility (EPR) scheme
BERLIN – Germany's two largest textile and retail trade bodies have launched a joint lobbying alliance aimed at influencing the design of the country's forthcoming Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) scheme for textiles.
The initiative responds to a draft German law transposing the EU’s revised Waste Framework Directive, which will for the first time require companies placing textiles on the German market to pay fees covering the cost of disposal.
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