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Environment experts from member firms define new ETSA priorities

Over 20 experts from textile service and supplier firms met on 9 October. Their objectives: (1) be part of this knowledge networking platform for industry experts to learn about latest industry developments, best practices, concerns... and (2) how can we better communicate the existence, importance, benefits of textile services. Workshop sessions defined 3 new priorities for further ETSA work in this field: a) more communication, b) collective action on measurement of resource efficiency and CO2 footprint, and c) collective action demonstrating how textile services are part of the solution for wastewater and microplastics.

 

ETSA: Representing textile rental companies

Alsco Bardusch CWS DFD Elis Initial johnson Lindstrom Mewa Salesianer

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ETSA: In partnership with suppliers of detergents, fabrics and machinery

Beirholm BP Carrington christeyns Ecolab HB Jensen kannegiesser Klopman Tencate Van Moer

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ETSA: Coordinating national textile service associations and working with research institutes

Apac Assosistema BVT DTV FBT GEIST Hohenstein NRV Tekstiilihuoltoliitto-ry TRSA TSA Sveriges-Tvätteriförbund VTS WFK

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