
Corertex Approves Financial Statement and Raises Alarm on EPR: “Latest Ministerial Draft Jeopardizes Reuse and Recycling”
The Corertex Consortium has approved its annual financial statement, highlighting significant growth with the addition of new member companies and a total turnover exceeding €80 million. However, attention is focused on the latest draft of the ministerial decree concerning Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) for textile waste, which the Consortium believes could undermine the efficiency and sustainability of the sector.
Consortium Growth and Consolidation
During the shareholders’ meeting, President Raffaello De Salvo emphasized the importance of the Consortium’s expansion, now comprising thirty associated companies across Tuscany, Emilia Romagna, and Northern Italy, employing approximately 320 workers. The inclusion of Dife Spa, a leading environmental services company, has further strengthened the Consortium’s extra-regional vision, consolidating the textile reuse and recycling supply chain.