Mandatory textile collection is here. Are you ready?
From 2025 onwards, separate textile collection is mandatory across the EU. This means municipalities, ministries, textile collectors, sorters, and waste managers must join forces to make it work.
​
The challenge: fragmented systems, inconsistent data, and lack of shared insights.
The opportunity: work together, speak a common data language, and connect local reuse initiatives to build stronger circular textile systems.
​
​
Empowering the public sector with data-driven collaboration
​
We support municipalities and national authorities by:
-
Benchmarking textile flows to give a clear picture of current systems
-
Connecting stakeholders through data and dashboards
-
Defining best practices based on real-world evidence
Separate collection in 2025 is a catalyst. We help you take action, measure results, and shape best practices together with your textile partners.
​
TEXroad Data Hub​
Data is our common language.
​
Our interoperable platform connects municipalities, circular value chain actors, and businesses—across countries and local regions. We harmonize diverse data sources and make them actionable, engaging, and interactive.
With the Data Hub you can:
-
Quantify textile collection
-
Measure flows and performance
-
Set targets and streamline reporting
​
Use cases for municipalities & partners:
-
Baseline your current system and track improvements
-
Measure impact of new projects and initiatives
-
Collaborate with shared dashboards
-
Co-develop best practices with peers