Ban on destroying unsold clothes

Starting from July 2026, new European laws will impose a ban on destroying unsold or returned clothing and footwear, aimed at promoting sustainability and reducing textile waste. This regulation is intended to keep products in the reuse cycle for as long as possible through re-employment, donation, or recycling, rather than destruction. However, its implementation faces challenges such as high costs, unclear monitoring mechanisms, and numerous exceptions that environmental organizations consider insufficient, raising concerns about the law’s effectiveness in reducing resource wastage and minimizing the environmental impact of textile waste.

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