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EURATEX GENERAL ASSEMBLY - Public Part
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EURATEX GENERAL ASSEMBLY - Public Part - 8th June 2017 - 11 a.m. - 1 p.m - The Hotel - Brussels
Circular Economy into European manufacturing, the case of textile and apparel industry
Objective
To discuss both success stories and the needs of European textiles and apparel companies which profit from the circular economy. To showcase what the sector is doing and to explain what European support is needed to multiply the circularity business model across the European sector, particularly SMEs. To present the EURATEX circular economy paper.
Format
Panel discussion with the EU institutions and four companies followed by Q&A.
Confirmed Keynote speaker: Mr. Grzegorz Radziejewski, member of the cabinet of the Commission Vice President Katainen
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