Question 14235 — waste

Summary

Ms. Florence Joubert draws the attention of the Minister Delegate to the Minister for Ecological Transition, Biodiversity and International Negotiations on Climate and Nature, responsible for the ecological transition, to the consequences of the crisis in the extended responsibility sector of the producer of textiles, household linen and shoes (REP TLC) on resource centers and recycling centers. For more than a year and a half, the resourceries, these associations which, with other ESS players, manage more than 70% of the collections and sorting of used TLC, see used textiles accumulating in their structures, due to a lack of buyers. Indeed, for multiple reasons, including the inability of the eco-organization Refashion to support them, the sorting operators are no longer able to come and recover the deposits in the resource centers, which puts the associations which collect textiles in great difficulty. This results in both the temporary cessation of collections or the capacity to accommodate the public in certain structures, an insurance or even health risk when there are more textiles stored than what the regulations in force allow, or even additional storage and transport costs, or even additional costs when the buyer has to be paid for whether he comes to collect the goods or whether it must be sent for incineration. In a context of budgetary crisis in the sector, these associations must assume these financial costs and therefore find themselves weakened. Therefore, she asks him what measures he intends to take so that the used textiles are disposed of and so that financial compensation for the costs incurred can be provided.

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