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A Critical Discussion of Business Model Strategies for Closing the Gap Between Recycled Textiles and New Feedstocks

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Abstract

This paper opens a critical discussion of the textile and fashion industry’s current focus on textile-to-textile recycling as a solution to positive sustainable impact and explores how experimentation in a local R&D factory may support the implementation of regenerative business models. The research engages the industry partners of the READY project as context, an R&D partnership that aims to establish a small-scale new material test factory in the Danish realm to support the transition from linear to circular business models. The paper specifically investigates current approaches of circular economy business models, and further explores opportunities in interdisciplinary and collaborative experimentations for reducing and slowing material and value loops
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationSustainable business models for the digital, green and inclusive transition : 9th International Conference on New Business Models NBM2024. Book of Abstracts
EditorsDorleta Ibarra Zuluaga, Juan Inacio Igartua Lopez
Number of pages1
PublisherMondragon Unibertsitatea
Publication date2024
Pages83
ISBN (Print)ISBN: 978-84-09-62978-7
Publication statusPublished - 2024
EventNew Business Models (NBM) 2024: NBM 2024 - Faculty of Engineering, Mondragon University, San Sebastian, Spain
Duration: 4. Jul 20245. Jul 2024
https://www.newbusinessmodels.org/welcome-2024

Conference

ConferenceNew Business Models (NBM) 2024
LocationFaculty of Engineering, Mondragon University
Country/TerritorySpain
CitySan Sebastian
Period04/07/202405/07/2024
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Funding

READY - the Local R%D factory on textile to textile recycling - Experimental research funded by Innovation Fund Denmark as Grand Solution

Keywords

  • circular economy
  • innovation
  • new business models
  • critical discussion
  • critical analysis
  • Textile industry
  • recycling
  • Feedstocks
  • R&D efforts

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