Are your products ready for a circular future?

 

WEBINAR SEPTEMBER 22
AT 12:05-12:55 p.m.

Circular design is quickly moving from a sustainability ambition to a business-critical capability. As ESPR and EPR take shape, how products are designed – and which materials we choose – will become increasingly important.

But what does circular design actually mean in practice? And what can companies start doing today to make products easier to repair, reuse, sort and recycle?

In our next TexScale webinar, we are joined by Anna Velander Gisslén, Sustainability Strategist at SVID, who will share practical insights, industry examples and useful tips for turning circular design principles into action.

Curious about how ready your products are for a circular future?

Read more and register for the webinar

texSCALE PROJECT

Creating a circular textile industry is a collaborative effort. That is why we formed a collective initiative with different Scandinavian actors in the textile value chain. Together we aim, with funding from the Swedish Energy Agency, to increase the resource-efficient use of textiles by bridging the gap between pilot- and industry-scale nonwoven production. Learn more about the TexScale Project.

 
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