New name for WRAP’s Textiles 2030 project

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LONDON – UK waste recycling charity WRAP's Textiles 2030 project - described as the world’s most ambitious ten-year environmental programme for clothing and textiles - is being rebranded.

It is being renamed as the UK Textiles Pact, to bring it in line with WRAP’s other flagship voluntary agreements, the UK Food & Drink Pact and the UK Plastics Pact.

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