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Blog, Textiles
Dutch threads of responsibility: Navigating the Netherlands’ Textile EPR

In this blog, we explore Netherlands Textiles EPR and what it means for producers and importers now that the legislation is in force. With recycling targets rising to 50% by 2025 and 75% by 2030, and major EU-driven changes on the horizon including expanded product scope, eco-modulation, and new obligations by 2027–2028, businesses must act quickly to stay compliant. This blog breaks down the key requirements, reporting duties, fees, and future developments, helping you understand what’s expected, who’s affected, and how to prepare.

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Blog, Textiles, Textiles Compliance Solutions for Businesses
Waste Framework Directive: EU Textiles – new rules are coming

The EU has confirmed major updates to its Waste Framework Directive, introducing mandatory Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) for textiles from 2027. In this blog, we explore what the new rules mean for textile producers, retailers, and e-commerce platforms, and how your business can prepare to stay compliant and competitive.

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Blog, Textiles
….And sew it begins: Textile EPR to become mandatory in the EU

In this blog, James Beard, Head of Voluntary Compliance, explains how the EU is making Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) for textiles mandatory, requiring producers to manage end-of-life textile waste. He outlines how businesses must comply with national EPR schemes, report data, and adopt sustainable practices. And how, with implementation approaching, Valpak can help companies navigate these new regulations and stay compliant.

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