Ireland Textile EPR: what businesses need to know
Understand Ireland's proposed Textile EPR requirements and the practical steps to prepare ahead of 2028.
Ireland is moving towards the introduction of a mandatory Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) scheme for textiles, with implementation proposed for April 2028. Businesses that place textile products on the Irish market may soon face new registration, reporting and financial obligations.
In this on-demand webinar, Valpak's textile compliance specialists provide an overview of Ireland's proposed Textile EPR scheme and explain how the draft delivery plan aligns with wider EU requirements. You'll gain practical insight into what the changes could mean for your organisation and how to start preparing now.
Watch the recording to learn:
- What Textile EPR is and why it is being introduced
- How Ireland's proposed scheme fits within the wider EU regulatory framework
- Which organisations are likely to be obligated
- The textile products expected to fall within scope
- How the proposed Producer Responsibility Organisation (PRO) model will work
- Eco-modulated fees and potential future cost implications
- Key milestones leading up to implementation in 2028
- Practical actions businesses can take today to prepare for future compliance obligations
Who should watch?
This webinar is particularly relevant for:
- Textile and fashion brands
- Retailers
- Importers
- Manufacturers
- Distributors
- Online sellers placing products on the Irish market
- Sustainability and compliance professionals responsible for environmental reporting and product stewardship
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Access the Ireland Textiles EPR webinar recording
Complete the form to access our on-demand webinar, where our experts explain the proposed requirements, potential producer obligations and what businesses should be doing now to prepare.