Driving circularity in textiles and workwear
ERP Netherlands participated in Circular Textile Days in Tilburg, joining industry stakeholders to discuss the future of circular textiles and the actions needed to accelerate the transition towards a more sustainable textile sector.
Together with colleagues from H2 Compliance, the team engaged with visitors on key topics including Digital Product Passports (DPPs), product data management and upcoming regulatory developments. The event provided an excellent opportunity to exchange insights and strengthen collaboration across the textile value chain.
A key milestone was the announcement of a new partnership between ERP Netherlands and Green Gear Alliance (GGA). Through this collaboration, workwear producers will be able to access practical support for meeting future Dutch EPR Textiles requirements from 2027 onwards.
By combining expertise and industry networks, the partnership aims to improve textile collection, boost reuse and recycling, and contribute to a more circular and efficient workwear sector. The initiative reflects ERP Netherlands’ ongoing commitment to delivering practical solutions that support the transition to a circular economy.
ERP and Landbell Group have been leading at other international events throughout the year. From the Nordic-Baltic Textile Circularity Forum in Riga to the Textile Exchange conference and the Circular Textiles conference in Bucharest, our colleagues Jordan Girling, Kerli Kant Hvass, Paul Döertenbach and Sergey Yurcha have continued to share expertise on textile EPR, separate collection systems, circular business models and the growing need for globally coordinated solutions.
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