Overview
Product sustainability regulation is accelerating globally, led by the EU and increasingly mirrored across the Americas. This session offers a structured horizon scan of current and upcoming legislation impacting textiles, including ESPR and its delegated acts, as well as parallel developments in North and South America.
Building on our work with brands and retailers across multiple regions, we will step back and give a truly global picture: how EU measures on ecodesign, Digital Product Passports and textile EPR are setting the pace, how the United States and Canada are responding through state and federal initiatives, and how emerging frameworks in Latin America are beginning to align.
With insights from experts, we will distinguish between regulations already in force and those still taking shape, helping organisations understand regulatory direction, timing and strategic implications. We will also highlight where requirements are converging across regions, and where they diverge, so global teams can prioritise action and avoid a fragmented, country by country approach
Why Attend?
Textiles are among the priority sectors under ESPR, and early preparation will determine competitive advantage. The regulation will:
- Reshape design and material decisions
- Influence procurement and supplier requirements
- Impact reuse, repair, recycling and end-of-life obligations
- Increase data and traceability expectations across the value chain
- Strengthen alignment between ESPR, EPR and Digital Product Passports through eco-design and data
Whether you’re leading sustainability, product development, compliance, sourcing or circularity initiatives, this webinar will equip you with actionable insights.
Who Should Attend
- Apparel Brands and Retailers (global and EU)
- Sustainability and ESG teams
- Product and design teams
- Regulatory, compliance and legal teams
- Circularity & EPR program leads
- Supply chain and operations managers
Meet the experts
Aimee Campanella - Development Director - Textiles EPR
Aimee specialises in guiding clients through the intricate landscape of global legislation surrounding textiles EPR. Ensuring compliance with these regulations isn’t just a priority, it’s a legal requirement. Aimee is passionate about driving reuse initiatives through Reconomy’s omnichannel network. By leveraging Reconomy’s extensive resources, Aimee helps clients not only meet their regulatory obligations but also explore sustainable, environmentally friendly practices that benefit both their business and the planet.
Lavi Aharon - Director of Textile Program and Business Development
Lavi has deep expertise in environmental economics, circular materials management, and textile value chains. He currently serves as Director of Textile Program & Business Development at Reconomy, where he advances strategies for Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) and circular textile systems. As Textile EPR gains momentum globally, Lavi is passionate about helping textile brands move beyond being compliant to a more strategic and meaningful circular approach.
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Secure your place and learn what your organization must do to comply with, or lead under, the new eco-design regime.
We look forward to helping you navigate the next phase of sustainable product regulation.
