Over 220,000 tonnes of clothing ends up in Australian landfills each year. We're delighted to be part of this pilot to develop and test new methods for collecting, sorting, processing, and recycling unwanted clothing to reduce landfill waste being delivered with SCRgroup Australia @RMIT and Reground. Our WRAP Asia Pacific team are providing global insights and expertise across textiles collection, sorting, and recycling from our recent work, including our Automatic-sorting for circularity in textiles project in the UK: bit.ly/4ofWQHa This pilot is one of seven new projects rolling out across Australia as part of the Seamless Circular Clothing Textiles Fund. It's hoped these initiatives will provide crucial insights for developing a national clothing stewardship scheme. #TransformTextiles #WRAPTextiles #CircularLiving #WRAPAPAC #WRAPAsiaPacific

With 8-10% of GHGs coming from the fashion and textiles industry, transforming the way that textiles are made, bought and used is essential - to decrease emissions, lower water use and cut pollution. Our signatories have made positive strides over the past three years. Yet the time has come to usher in a new era, a strategic reset. Today Textiles 2030 officially becomes the UK Textiles Pact. Our commitment to the targets and timeline remain the same but we, and our 130 signatories, will be doubling-down on the strategies that will help us hit our ambitious goals – collaborating and setting the stage for even greater impact. Transforming the UK’s textiles systems from the inside out. Join us.  bit.ly/43j4Yie #Textiles2030 #UKTextilesPact #WRAPTextiles #TransformTextiles