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Session 3 – From Policy to Practice: Standards, Claims & Compliance in Circular Textiles

Measuring Impact: The Role of Product Environmental Footprint (PEF) in Textile Transparency

📍 10 September | 14:00 – 14:45

What can you expect?
The Product Environmental Footprint (PEF) is at the centre of the EU’s push to harmonise how sustainability is measured across industries. But what does PEF mean in practice for textiles, and how will it shape the way brands substantiate their claims? This session will unpack the technical aspects of PEF, its role in product labelling and the Digital Product Passport (DPP), and why it is essential for ensuring transparency and comparability across the European market.

Guided by Ekaterina Stoyanova of Euratex, the discussion will focus on the next steps in PEF development and its potential to unify measurement tools, reducing complexity for businesses while improving trust for consumers.

What will you learn?

  • What PEF is and why it matters for textiles
  • The technical building blocks and next steps in development
  • How PEF links to labelling, DPP, and substantiating claims
  • Its role in harmonising sustainability measurement across the EU

Who should attend?
Brands, policymakers, compliance officers, sustainability experts, and anyone seeking clarity on how PEF will drive transparency and comparability in textiles.

Speakers
Sofie Huysman, Centexbel
Claire Piccinno, Trimco Group


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