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- EU countries began separate textile recycling programs at the start of this year.
- A new EU law banned throwing away textiles to promote circular waste management.
- Municipalities in Sweden struggle with the increasing amounts of textile waste needing sorting.
- Brian Kelly stated there was a "60-percent increase in textiles collected."
- A preliminary agreement holds clothing giants responsible for their products' end-of-life management.
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Sweden is drowning in the fast fashion trash heap
Swedish recycling centers are overflowing with clothes: a ban on throwing away textiles came into effect across the European Union this year, so municipalities that can no longer cope with the amount of waste are calling on fast fashion giants to take responsibility.
·Vilnius, Lithuania
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