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2. Introduction
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3. PRIORITY SECTORS In the Dutch transition agenda
Food and biomass
Plastics
Manufacturing industry
Construction
Consumer goods

4. PRIORITY SECTOR CONSUMER GOODS Commitment and priorities

5. FASHION FOR GOOD
Fashion for Good’s goal is to reimagine how fashion is designed, made, worn and reused, and to show this to a wide audience

6. TEXPERIUM – RECYCLED COTTON TOWELS
One kilo of towel saves 5,559 litres of water (79%), 1.64 kg of CO2 (46%) and 0.56 MJ of energy (1.09%)

7. AUPING – CIRCULAR MATTRESS
Striving to a 100% circular mattress, gas use was cut down by 90%, water by 60%, electricity by 30%, and old matresses are now taken back

8. EMMA SAFETY SHOES
A range of circular safety shoes is developed, designed for re-use and with a reverse logistics system to take back valuable materials

9. DUTCH AWEARNESS - WORKWEAR
The Infinity material that was developed for the workwear can be recycled 8 times in a closed loop

10. FAIRPHONE – ETHICAL SMARTPHONE
The first ever ethical phone in the world with conflict-free minerals and Fairtrade gold

11. MUD JEANS- LEASE-A-JEANS
Every returned pair of jeans is recycled into a new product

12. DUTCH SPIRIT - TAILORED SUITS
Suits of 100% recyclable fabric are sold with a deposit or leased and taken back for responsible reuse or recycling

13. BUNDLES - PAY PER WASH
Bundles customers save an average of 91 kWh of energy, more than 10 litres of detergent and 3000 litres of water per year

14. AHREND & REBLEND FABRIC
An attractive and high quality fabric made of 100% recycled textile without the use of water or chemicals during production |

15. WEPA NEDERLAND – PAPER FIBRE
WEPA Nederland processes used beverage cartons to retract high quality fibres and produce toiletpaper

16. ZERO WASTE LAB – UPCYCLING SHOP
People can hand in waste for upcycling in exchange for a local currency to buy goods and services at local shops

17. FIBERSORT – TEXTILE SORTING
Automatically sorting of mixed post-consumer textiles solves a major bottleneck in textile recycling

18. JOIN THE GLOBAL CIRCULAR COMMUNITY www.hollandcircularhotspot.nl