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Separate textile collection is now mandatory across the EU, and extended producer responsibility is following. This guide explains the EU rules for textile waste and what they mean for producers, municipalities, sorters and recyclers, from collection and sorting to reuse, batch tracking and reporting.
Since 2025, EU member states must collect textiles separately, and extended producer responsibility is being introduced to cover the cost of collection, sorting and recycling. That changes volumes, flows and reporting for everyone in the chain.
This guide walks you through the rules, the roles and the data you need to prepare.
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