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3 EU states seeks sterner ultra-fast fashion rules at environment body
28 Jun '26
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Germany, France and the Netherlands are advocating coordinated European action against ultra-fast fashion.
They raised the topic recently at the EU Environment Council in Luxembourg, and called on the European Commission to make existing and planned EU provisions more effective against short-lived, low quality textiles.
Germany favours stringent provisions for textiles under the EU Ecodesign Regulation.
Germany, France and the Netherlands are advocating coordinated European action against ultra-fast fashion.
Under the ultra-fast fashion business model, large quantities of new and mainly low-priced textiles are produced at frequent intervals and marketed online. The goods are often short-lived and hard to reuse or recycle. They place a burden on collection and recovery systems for used textiles.
Germany, France and the Netherlands are advocating coordinated European action against ultra-fast fashion.
They raised the topic recently at the EU Environment Council in Luxembourg, and called on the European Commission to make existing and planned EU provisions more effective against short-lived, low quality textiles.
Germany favours stringent provisions for textiles under the EU Ecodesign Regulation.
The three European Union (EU) member states raised the topic recently at the EU Environment Council in Luxembourg, and called on the European Commission to make existing and planned EU provisions more effective against short-lived, low quality textiles.
