Germany is facing a crisis in textile recycling, which could lead to the collapse of the system. Organizations and processors are leaving the business, and clothing containers are disappearing. The industry is confronted with challenges due to low-quality textiles and misunderstandings about waste separation rules, causing financial losses. Cities like Jena are experiencing problems with overflowing containers, and improperly discarded textiles are further burdening the system. Clothing prices have dropped, turning profits into costs, while organizations are pulling back.
Textile recycling in Germany faces collapse.
