Europe’s circular textiles face scale-up test

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Antwerp conference is told research must become viable, resilient value chains as EU textile policy and bio-based innovation accelerate, writes Angela Caredda, Textile ETP

Delegates visited a CISUTAC pilot

ANTWERP — Europe’s textile circularity research base must now translate into commercially viable systems capable of competing with established linear models, delegates heard at the fourth ECOSYSTEX conference.

Held in Antwerp, Belgium, the event - organised with Textile ETP and the University of Antwerp - brought together researchers, policymakers and industry representatives to discuss circular textiles beyond recycling.

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