Corertex Doubles Its Members and Sounds the Energy Alarm in the Recycling Sector: “There’s a Risk of a Domino Effect”

Corertex, the consortium for textile reuse and recycling, has doubled its membership and is raising the alarm about energy costs in the recycling sector.

The recent increases in energy prices have particularly affected the recycling industry. The situation is causing concerns, with new orders being suspended, fears of working at a loss, and an inability to stockpile materials for the coming months. The entire entrepreneurial system in the district is on edge due to rising energy costs.

To shed light on this complex situation, a new member of the consortium, Massimo Paolieri of Paolieri Paolo e C., has come forward to share his perspective. He calls for a cap on energy prices, and Corertex is joining in by urging a review of tariffs in the photovoltaic sector.

Corertex continues its efforts to represent the textile reuse and recycling sector. Since its inception, the consortium has doubled its membership numbers and is now making specific requests to institutions in order to prevent a potential domino effect.