This strategy will help the EU shift to a climate-neutral, circular economy where products are designed to be more durable, reusable, repairable, recyclable and energy-efficient. It aims to ensure that the textile industry recovers from the COVID-19 crisis in a sustainable way by making it more competitive, applying circular economy principles to production, products, consumption, waste management and secondary raw materials, directing investment, research and innovation. This infoclip illustrates the Circular economy: sustainable textile strategy with an organization that operates a used clothing collection service to create new and unique piece of clothes and with a leather goods workshop creating bags with recycled tarpaulin

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Infoclip: Circular economy: sustainable textile strategy

Processus of recycling textile waste,&nbsp;warehouse sorting, workers sorting second hand textiles from trucks to specific trays, Brussels region, Belgium, 08/03/2022,  (10  shots)

Sewing workshop with piles of&nbsp; recycled fabrics, Brussels region, belgium, 08/03/2022,  (6  shots)

Sewing workshop with female workers and volonteers using recycled textile to create new and unique piece of clothes, Brussels region, Belgium, 08/03/2022,  (11  shots)

Leather goods workshop, workers creating bags with tarpaulin, cutting process, Plobsheim, France, 07/03/2022,  (5  shots)

Leather goods workshop, workers creating bags with tarpaulin,&nbsp;sewing process, Plobsheim, France , 07/03/2022,  (6  shots)

Show room with bags, wallets, made with recycled tarpaulin, Plobsheim, France, 07/03/2022,  (3  shots)