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Structural Partner
ReHubs is a partnership based collaboration hub working to industrially scale up the collecting, sorting, processing and recycling of textile waste in Europe. Unlocking the potential of connectivity and intelligence, ReHubs is dedicated to shifting the apparel and textile industry towards a circular business model. ReHubs orchestrates collaboration and triggers capacity and knowledge projects across the value chain, countries and public/private sectors.
Founding Partners
EuRIC is the leading voice for a competitive European recycling industry, enabling the circular economy and preserving resources for future generations.
EuRIC Textiles aims at promoting the collective interests of the European textile recycling and re-use industries. The branch evaluates and provides input on the implementation of the EU’s textiles strategy such as the development of appropriate eco-design criteria for textiles including mandatory recycled content targets and the development of end-of-waste criteria for textiles. As the re-use and recycling of textiles became a greater priority at European level, EuRIC Textiles was established in 2019 to provide a voice for the industry.
Belgian federation of the textile, woodworking and furniture industries.
As the true platform for Belgian textile, wood and furniture companies, we aim to support our member companies even more proactively in their sustainable growth and competitiveness.
We want to make our members excel at the heart of their business, by guiding them in the social, judicial, fiscal, economic, ecological and technical context, as well as in legislation and regulations.
The Textile Recycling Association are the UK’s trade association for collectors, sorters, processors and exporters of used clothing and textiles.
The main objectives of this Association are:
- to represent the interests of its members internationally, nationally and locally.
- to be a major force in creating a favourable climate within which merchants can operate to advantage.
- to strengthen the economic opportunities for all our members by promoting all forms of textile recycling and the second hand clothing/shoe recycling industry.
- to highlight the major environmental, social and economic benefits that the industry brings both here in the UK and in other parts of the world.
- to promote best practice in the industry.
Our members are collectors, graders and processors of used clothing, textiles and shoes and they operate throughout the United Kingdom.
Media Partners
Plastics Recycling World Magazine
A magazine specifically written for companies involved in the conversion of plastics waste to recycled polymers. It focuses on technologies for shredding, separation, washing, sorting, filtering, compounding, pelletising and inspection, as well as developments in additives for performance enhancement.
TEXTILE VALUE CHAIN™ has been a prominent Indian trade media platform since 2012, serving the Indian and worldwide textile, garment, fashion, and retail industries. TVC is a major player in the business, offering a monthly print magazine, an e-magazine, an e-newsletter, and an online worldwide information and sourcing platform.
Welcome to Fashion Value Chain (FVC), the integrated Media and Sourcing Platform for the Fashion and Apparel industry. In this media, we will take you through the unique features and offerings of FVC in the world of fashion. Our Mission is to provide a one-stop platform for fashion and trend contributors, while our Vision is to build an open community that inspires creativity and shapes trends.
TECHNICAL TEXTILES TODAY is a Global Media Platform that serves not only the Technical Textiles Industry but also its various application sectors. Technical Textiles are innovative and functional materials designed to meet the specific needs of diverse industries. With a wide range of applications, this sector is both dynamic and challenging.
Recycling-demolizioni e riciclaggio, a magazine specialized in technical-environmental issues, has been present on the market since 1996. Recycling, with its columns and insights, aims to be both a meeting point and a valid information tool for managing the entire production cycle of MSW waste and construction and demolition waste (C&D), reclamation, valorisation and recovery of resources and energy. Each issue of the magazine represents a wide-open window on the most heated issues that characterize the debate in the field of environmental protection and recycling, informing and training thanks to services, focuses and specials directly from the world of demolition and reclamation, manufacturers of machines, systems and equipment, suppliers of recycled materials, services and technologies.
The Italian recycled textile association was born with the desire to enhance the work that the Prato Textile District has been doing for decades, that is, producing high-quality fabrics from recycled raw materials. It therefore wants to defend the past and look confidently to the future. ASTRI was born on August 2, 2017 not with the desire to compete with other trade associations representing the District, but with the hope of being able to collaborate in a complementary manner.
For the ASTRI association, everything that can be REUSED in the production cycle is NOT WASTE, which is why it fights to COUNTER THE REGULATIONS that tend to treat them as such. ACCEPTING these materials in the textile supply chain is the exact opposite of PRODUCTION of waste, from this comes a BENEFIT FOR THE ENVIRONMENT and a service that Prato has been carrying out for many years.
In a historical moment in which many INTERNATIONAL REALITIES have moved in favor of ECO-SUSTAINABILITY, the Prato district wants to see its PRODUCTION PROCESS recognized as an example of low environmental impact. ASTRI is committed to making its EXPERIENCE MADE in the field available to the legislators who have the task of dealing with this ENVIRONMENTAL MATTER, convinced that together we can give an answer to what IS A NECESSITY for the FUTURE
FashionUnited is an independent platform which collects, creates and communicates content relevant to the industry.
As fashion's most trusted global network for 20 years, it provides a competitive recruitment advantage for the world’s leading brands through storytelling and branding. Established in over 30 countries and 10 languages, FashionUnited optimizes the industry's way of working - making it more efficient and transparent.
EU-Recycling – The Business Magazine for the European Recycling Market
EU-Recycling is a German-speaking magazine that features reports, announcements, articles, and trend analyses related to the recycling industry, waste management, and the circular economy. It focuses on editorial topics from the disposal industry and presents new recycling processes and machinery.
The target audience for EU-Recycling includes decision-makers in companies, government agencies, and municipalities, as well as consultants in the field.
GLOBAL RECYCLING – The Magazine for Business Opportunities and International Markets
GLOBAL RECYCLING is an English-speaking magazine dedicated to exploring business opportunities and international markets within the recycling industry.
Each edition of the magazine focuses on a range of topics, with the primary emphasis on editorial issues related to the international disposal and recycling industry. Additionally, the magazine addresses other significant topics such as recovered paper, plastics, and metals. Furthermore, it highlights new recycling processes and machinery.
RecyclingPortal – News about waste, disposal, recycling, circular economy, and markets
The RecyclingPortal is an independent, bilingual forum that provides news and information about the international recycling industry. It covers various topics, including waste disposal, recycling, and secondary raw materials.
Additionally, it serves as a freely accessible communication platform for discussions and exchanging ideas. The RecyclingPortal is regularly updated with new articles and event announcements.
