ETSA-European Textile Service Association

ETSA, the European Textile Service Association, represents and works on behalf of the textile services industry, which provides laundering and rental services for reusable textile products such as workwear, linen, and uniforms, while also representing textile manufacturers, national associations, machineries and detergents.

The European Textile Service Association (ETSA) represents the textile services industry, including laundering and rental services for reusable textiles like workwear, uniforms, and linens. ETSA also collaborates with textile manufacturers, national associations, and suppliers of machinery and detergents.

ETSA welcomes the European Commissions efforts to simplify the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) while preserving the core objectives of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). The textile services sector strongly supports a pragmatic and proportionate sustainability reporting framework that enables companies to focus resources on meaningful sustainability action, competitiveness…

ETSA, or the European Textile Service Association, is a key organization in the textile services sector. It offers services like cleaning and renting out reusable textiles such as work clothes, linens, and uniforms. ETSA is also involved with textile producers, national associations, machinery, and cleaning products. Since 2021, it has been working as an Ambassador for the European Commission Climate Pact.

ETSA, the leading European association for textile rental companies and national textile services associations, welcomes the Waste Framework Directive (WFD) roadmap and its reflection on the environmental impact of waste management and measures to prevent the creation of waste and ensure high-quality recycling.

ETSA the European Textile Service Association, a business association with membership consisting of laundries, detergents, machineries and national associations would like to express support and outline concerns regarding the EU Commission Proposed Directive on "Green Claims." While we appreciate the intention behind this proposal to promote reliable and verifiable environmental claims, we believe it is crucial to…

ETSA’s feedback to the European Commission on establishing a framework for setting eco-design requirements for sustainable products We at ETSA, the European Textile Service Association wholly support the European Commission’s framework in establishing eco-design requirements for sustainable products.

ETSA, the European Textile Service Association, represents and works on behalf of the textile services industry, which provides laundering and rental services for reusable textile products such as workwear, linen and uniforms, and represents textile manufacturers, national associations, machinery suppliers and detergent producers across the EU.

Reducing the environmental impact of unintentionally released microplastics is the way forward! ETSA, the European Textile Services Association, welcomes the Commission’s objectives to tackle this issue and to set up voluntary measures and objective, science based and realistic standards to address it and to reduce the environmental impact of unintentionally released microplastics from synthetic textiles.

ETSA, the European Textile Service Association, represents and works on behalf of the textile services industry, which provides laundering and rental services for reusable textile products such as workwear, linen, and uniforms, while also representing textile manufacturers, machineries and detergents.

Dear Sir or Madam, at the European Commission We are answering the following consultation on the Sustainable Consumption of goods, promoting reuse and repair, on behalf of ETSA and the greater textile services industry.

We at ETSA, the European Textile Services Association representing our members, wholly acknowledge and follow closely the actions of the European Commission with respect to the revision of the Urban Waste Water Treatment Directive. As a European Commission Climate Pact Ambassador, we totally support efforts by the European Union to improve both sustainability and public health, with respect to our common waterways.