Shifting to a circular economy is both an urgent societal necessity, but also an economic opportunity. For the revision at hand, the EU is considering waste prevention measures specifically for the textile sector, whilst also aiming to further boost the fiber-to-fiber recycling industry in the EU. Both efforts will be essential for upgrading the industry towards a circular system.
Sympatex Technologies GmbH
Company · Germany · EU Transparency Register 068469941546-22not in register snapshot
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Sympatex Technologies GmbH filed 4 positions between 15 Nov 2020 and 22 Jun 2022, across 3 of the 639 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 3 times.
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Sympatex fully supports EU policy to regulate that design for circularity becomes the norm for new products in order to ensure that waste is avoided at the end of life and material ressources are used in the most economic way.
Sympatex wholeheartedly welcomes the Sustainable Products Initiative of the European Commission, as it clearly focusses on making the EU economy “future-fit”. The Covid-19 crisis has slowed down an ever-accelerating process of economic growth that has started to threaten human survival not only in the long, but even in the short term.
We have identified the unintentional release of microfibres as a key issue since 2018. In the past few years, we conducted several studies with independent experts. Our initial feedbacks to the call for evidence reflect the knowledge gained through these studies and wider industry initiatives, such as the Microfibre Consortium.
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