62 units gathered at the launch meeting of China Textile Circular Innovation Research Project
On May 31, the China Textile Circular Innovation Research Project Launching Meeting was held online, with 62 attendees including brand buyers, recycled material manufacturers, government departments, professional associations and research institutions. units participated in this meeting. (Part of the list of participating units is shown below)
Cao Xuejun, first-level inspector of the Consumer Goods Industry Department of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology attended the meeting and gave a special speech. She pointed out that the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Commerce, and the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology jointly issued the “Implementation Opinions on Accelerating the Promotion of Waste Recycling” in April. , emphasizing the goal of textile recycling from 2025 to 2030, promoting industrial green and low-carbon production, improving the waste textiles recycling system, and promoting the four supporting guarantees for the recycling of waste textiles. In an important aspect, she also further introduced the four key tasks of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology in supporting textile recycling, including: Studying and formulating a roadmap for recycling waste textiles, the difficulties and key points of key technologies; studying waste in combination with the dual carbon goal Methods and evaluation systems for calculating the value of textile resources; supporting the construction of a trusted platform for green fiber; formulating guidelines for the classification of waste textiles and clothing and specifications for the use of labelsetc.
Cao Xuejun, the first-level inspector of the Consumer Goods Industry Department of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, Yu Kun, Director of the Textile Division, Zong Ruilong, Deputy Director of the Textile Division, and all Textile Division cadres attended the online meeting to listen to the participants’ sharing
Cao Xuejun expressed his expectations for the textile recycling innovation research project in his speech. He hopes that the project can focus on the roadmap for recycling waste textiles and the scientific and technological difficulties of material recycling, sorting and reuse. Investigation and combing; strengthen collaboration and communication among recycling participants including brands, manufacturers, recyclers and sorters; explore the mechanism and operation model of recycling industry chain collaboration; strengthen international cooperation to complement We should carry out multi-faceted cooperation not only in technology but also in standards, value accounting and certification systems to promote textile recycling to a new level.
In the second part of the agenda, Yan Yan, Director of the Social Responsibility Office of the China Textile Industry Federation, attended the meeting and introduced the cycle of China’s textile industry Innovative practices and prospects. She focused on reviewing the initiatives and practices of the China Textile and Apparel Industry Federation in recent years in the circular economy, further analyzed the resource and environmental challenges faced by the fashion industry and the evolution of domestic and international policies, and focused on introducing “Circular Fashion: China’s New Textile” Economy” research report, as well as the basic model, important directions, new progress and trends of the circular transformation of China’s textile and apparel industry, and the significance of circular transformation.
Yan Yan pointed out, “The development of my country’s textile circular economy has initially formed its own model. Energy conservation and consumption reduction in the production process of non-renewable, raw material substitution has become an important direction for the development of the industry. In the entire production process and energy conservation Consumption reduction and resource recycling is also a focus area of the entire industry. In addition, significant progress has been made in the standardization of recycling of waste textiles. The circular transformation of the textile and apparel industry presents a process from design to consumption The end-to-end transformation begins with multi-end transformation. Specific actions start from the original design end to find solutions, and gradually shift from the end-of-end governance model to prevention in advance. Reduce the impact on the environment from the source.” The China Textile Circular Innovation Research Project will also focus on textile-to-textile recycling through Basic research on the model analyzes its feasibility and promotes the transformation of the industrial cycle.
Considering that the current circular design is still in the initial stage of conceptualization and appeal, the technology, process and equipment innovation of circular innovation are insufficient, there is a lack of top-level design and corresponding policies, supporting systems and standard systems that need to be further improved, and the green consumer market There is insufficient driving force, and there is a lack of professional platforms and professionaltalents to promote circular fashion. China Textile Circular Innovation Research Project In order to promote change, Hu Kehua, deputy director of the Social Responsibility Office and Sustainable Development Project Director of the China National Textile and Apparel Federation, focused on the work plan of the project and shared expected goals and work plans. This project focuses on six main textile fiber materials (Cotton cotton, Polyester polyester fiber, MMCF man-made cellulose fiber, Nylon nylon, Acrylic acrylic and Elastane Spandex)’s current situation and problems in the recycling, sorting, and reuse process of textiles, explore technological innovation paths, business models, and market opportunities, and write a China T2T industry innovation report. At the same time, the project will carry out capacity building for participating manufacturers and hold a T2T industry innovation report conference to provide an industrial panorama for the circular transformation of the textile industry.
In the discussion session, 5 representatives were invited to share on the following issues: the driving force and concerns of using recycled materials; the challenges of using recycled materials; the main recycled materials used;tr>
TOMRA Norway
Chang Xinjie, Vice President of Circular Economy Business
Chen Xin, TOMRA sorting business development manager
Veolia Environment
Liu Xiaoshu, China Plastic Recycling Business Marketing Manager
Guangzhou Customs Technology Center
Yan Ganghua, Textile Products Testing Research Institute
Police Equipment Demonstration Center of the Installation and Finance Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security
Ni Junjie
Donghua University
Wang Huaping, Executive Vice President and PhD Supervisor of School of Materials Science and Technology
Yu Yanping, associate researcher, School of Textiles
Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology
Zhao Guoying, professor, doctoral supervisor
Guan Xiaoyu, teacher of School of Materials Materials
Taiyuan University of Technology
Shi Sheng, associate professor
TUVRhine
Wang Yizhi, Corporate Sustainability Service Project Manager
Green Recycled Plastic Supply Chain Joint Working Group
Gao Yang, Deputy Director, CEIBS Green and Circular Economy Policy Expert
WRIWorld Resources Institute Beijing Representative Office
Zhang Mofan, Assistant Researcher, Climate and Energy Program
EMFThe Ellen MacArthur Foundation
Cao Zijing, Recycling Fashion Project Manager, Beijing Office
HKRITA
Nianqun Chen, Business Development Director
Dr. Yao Lei, Project Development Director
Social Responsibility Office of China Textile and Apparel Industry Federation
Yan Yan, Director
Hu Kehua, Deputy Director and Director of Sustainable Development Projects
Sun Lirong, Researcher
Zhang Wenya, Project Specialist
Yu Zhe, Project Assistant
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