Enacts the "fast fashion waste responsibility act" to establish extended producer responsibility for textile products in New York.
The "fast fashion waste responsibility act" aims to address the environmental impact of the fast fashion industry by implementing an extended producer responsibility (EPR) framework. This act requires producers of textile products to take responsibility for the entire life cycle of their products, especially post-consumer waste. Key provisions include producer registration, submission of EPR program plans, annual fees based on textile sales, and establishment of take-back systems.
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