The Business of Fashion | Paving the Way for Closed-Loop Recycling | The Business of Fashion @businessoffashion | Uploaded December 2021 | Updated October 2024, 8 hours ago.
The scaling of closed-loop recycling could help reduce fashion’s environmental impact at the materials level. The technologies to make this happen are maturing, creating an opportunity for companies to embed them in a product’s design phase while adopting processes to enable scaling. To download the full report click here:
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