This document discusses sustainability and sustainable business models for the textile care industry. It defines sustainability as having three pillars: environmental protection, social equity, and economic development. The textile care industry is already sustainable by preparing used textiles for reuse through cleaning instead of disposal. Six sustainable business model archetypes are described that could be promising for the textile care industry, including maximizing material/energy efficiency, creating value from waste through textile recycling, substituting with renewable energy/processes, delivering functionality through textile rental services, adopting stewardship roles like certification, and developing scale-up solutions through industry cooperation. Sustainable business models provide opportunities for textile services through services like textile rental, cooperation across the industry chain,
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Products that Flow - Circular Business Models and Design Strategies for Fast ...Partners for Innovation BV
Circular Business Models and Design Strategies for Fast Moving Consumer Goods
PRODUCTS THAT FLOW is an unusual book about common things that surround us every day.
Fast-moving consumer goods, such as food, packaging, disposables, fashion, gifts and gadgets.
How can we deal with this huge amount of products in a more sustainable way?
SUSTAINABLE PACKAGING is integrating environmental criteria in the design process of a product-packaging combination. This means that besides the normal criteria, such as: marketing, functional, economic and technical criteria, also environmental criteria are taken into account.
This presentation is based on our experiences in the Network Sustainable Packaging. The Network organized from 2010-2013, ten workshops for different market segments and three general meetings about sustainable packaging in The Netherlands. More than 200 professionals from packaging industry attended this meetings and shared their views and insights.
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With our proprietary plastics processing line, we have significantly improved conventional recycling to truly close the loop for plastics recycling. Effectively separating different plastic types allows electronic manufacturers to reuse recycled plastic in producing new products. Separated plastic from our recycling line is then used by compounders to produce plastic granulates that are used to make new electronics and increase the participation of large electronic OEMs in the circular economy. This is a huge step forward in sustainable recycling as plastics are one of the most problematic materials to recycle from electronics.
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3. 1. Sustainability
What is sustainability?
Sustainability is not only related to the protection of the environment.
Neither energy consumption nor CO2 emission defines sustainability.
This is merely a part of sustainability.
The Triple Bottom Line (TBL), also known as: 3 P’s is a well-known
approach of sustainability
• People (protection and serving the needs of personnel, clients, and
end-users)
• Planet (limited use of natural resources and pollution)
• Profit (continuity of the business)
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4. 1. Sustainability
Sustainability
• Sustainability is the capacity to endure.
• The three pillars of sustainability: environment, social equity and
economic development are to be used as guideline for
sustainable developments.
• Safe & sustainable processing will ensure that the textile care
industry will endure, based on balanced environmental, social
and economic developments.
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5. 1. Sustainability
Textile care or textile maintenance itself is already an
excellent example of sustainability:
Production Use Waste
Cleaning
Used textile articles prepared for re-use again by textile
care or textile maintenance instead of discharged to waste
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6. 2. Sustainable business models
Sustainable business models (SBM) archetypes:
A selection of most relevant and promising archetypes for the
textile care industry was made and examples for each archetype are
provided:
1. Maximize material and energy efficiency
2. Create value from “waste”
3. Substitute with renewables and natural processes
4. Deliver functionality rather than ownership
5. Adopt a stewardship role
6. Develop scale-up solutions
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7. 2. Sustainable business models
@1 Maximize material and energy efficiency
Optimization / minimization of resource consumption by:
• minimizing textile waste and wear
• minimizing energy, water and/or solvent consumption
• minimizing consumption of chemicals (detergents)
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8. 2. Sustainable business models
@2 Creating value from “waste“
Textile recycling, new textiles from used textiles
- Mechanical recycling
- Cotton
- Wool
- Chemical recycling
- Polyester
- PA
- Cotton (in development)
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9. 2. Sustainable business models
@3 Substitute with renewables and natural
processes
• Using energy form renewable sources
• Solar
• Wind
• Hydro
• Biobased textiles and chemicals (detergents)
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10. 2. Sustainable business models
@4 Deliver functionality rather than ownership
Textile rental services (existing)
• Hotel and restaurant business
• Industry
• Health Care
• Corporate wear
Textile rental services (in development)
• Private clients
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11. 2. Sustainable business models
@5 Adopt a stewardship role
Certification:
• Cerclean/Certex
• GOTS
• Oeko tex 100
• GRS
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12. 2. Sustainable business models
@6 Develop scale-up solutions
Cooperation in the chain:
- Clients
- Fashion brands
- Textile suppliers
- Chemistry and machine suppliers
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13. 2. Sustainable business models
Conclusions
Our business is sustainable by definition!
Sustainable business models offer opportunities to the textile service
industry
• Textile rental service
• Cooperation in the chain
• Upwards and downwards
• Recycling
• Energy (efficiency and renewable)
• Make it visible (certification)
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Module B1 “Industrial Laundry Excellence”
