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On the new U.S legislation to promote circularity and accountability within the textile industry.

📢  As U.S. enact new legislation to promote circularity and accountability within the textile industry, innovative solutions like Tex2Tex™ are poised to play a crucial role. Tex2Tex™ offers a
cutting-edge Textile-to-Textile recycling solution, transforming synthetic textile waste into recycled fibers and fabrics with minimal environmental impact. With a focus on reducing CO2 emissions, water usage, and energy consumption, Tex2Tex™ aligns perfectly with the sustainability goals set forth by these legislative measures.

📌 Massachusetts Textile Waste Ban (2023):
— Circular focus: Implements extensive textile waste ban to reduce statewide disposal by 30% by 2030.
— Applies to businesses and residents, requiring reuse/recycling — Supports with Beyond the Bin recycling program and retailer take-back programs.
— Tex2Tex™ is 100% from Textile and Yarn waste, diverting waste from landfill.

📌 California’s Fabric Recycling Pilot Project (Ongoing, Results by 2027):
— Studies feasibility of fabric recycling in LA and Ventura Counties.
— Aims to create accessible collection sites, remanufacture fibers, and enhance sorting capacity.
— Pending SB-707, requires textile producer stewardship program for — Leverages Tex2Tex™ for low-impact, cost-competitive recycled fibers and fabrics.

📌 New York Fashion ACT (Pending):
— Requires fashion companies to disclose environmental impacts like greenhouse gas emissions.
— Aims to reduce impacts to align with specified targets (e.g., Paris Agreement goals).
— Variations pending in other states (Massachusetts and Washington).
Could utilize Tex2Tex™ for LCA-backed impact data on textile recycling processes.

📌 Assembly Bill A4333A (2023-2024 Legislative Session):
— Holds fashion sellers accountable with standardized environmental and social due diligence policies.
 Establishes a fashion remediation fund for sustainable practices.
 Supports integration of Tex2Tex™ for minimal environmental footprint and recycled textile products.

📌 F.A.B.R.I.C Act (Proposed, Under Review):
— Aims to revitalize US garment industry and promote responsible apparel production.
— Combats subminimum wages, enhances workplace protections, and incentivizes reshoring.
— Tex2Tex™ is available across the Americas for sustainable garment manufacturing and offers substantial impact savings.

📌 Conclusion:
Tex2Tex™ stands as a pivotal solution within the evolving landscape of textile legislation and sustainability initiatives. To discover how Tex2Tex™ can enhance your textile recycling processes and support compliance with these new regulations, engage with our sales team today. Contact us to learn more about our innovative technologies and how Tex2Tex™ can drive meaningful environmental impact within your operations.