The European Union’s strategy for sustainable and circular textiles aims to ensure, by 2030, textile products placed in the EU market are long-lived and recyclable with the industry moving from a linear to a circular business model. IndustriAll Europe and Euratex, representing the workers and employers in the textiles and clothing sectors jointly highlight both the challenges and opportunities of the forthcoming transformation of the sector and call for action to ensure that European industrial policy is fit for purpose and enables the sector to transform without negatively impacting workers or European industry.
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