Circulaire et Durable

Authors: Sofie Huysman, Jun Yin (Centexbel) & Torun Hammar (RISE Research Institutes of Sweden)

©2026 - The International Journal of Life Cycle Assessment (Springer)

©OVAM

Author(s) Centexbel commissioned by Ovam

Which ecodesign criteria for textile products have the greatest impact. 

© 2022, Ovam, Centexbel, Vito

Ce guide présente les aspects techniques simples de l'éco-conception dans le secteur textile. 

© Philippe Colignon, et al. Centexbel, 2023

Dr. Karin Eufinger sur les besoins de ces normes, sur la manière dont elles contribueront au développement économique et sur l'impact qu'elles visent à avoir. ©NBN

The SYMBA project aims to revolutionize industrial practices by promoting symbiotic relationships within bio-based ecosystems, using innovative methodologies and cutting-edge technologies. ©recycling-magazine.com,Author(s) Aimplas

©RegioGreenTex project

Author(s) Philippe Colignon

©Cisutac EU project

Author(s) RISE & Centexbel

This brochure summarizes the first year of the Innovation Hub, the topics targeted in our different webinars and the physical meet-ups and networking opportunities where Hub members had a chance to meet in person. 

© ETP Brussels, Author(s) European Technology Platform for the Future of Textiles and Clothing (Textile ETP)

CIRCTEX guide addressing the legal requirements, pitfalls and many more aspects related to the introduction of circular and sustainable textiles in public procurement tenders. 

©2023 Centexbel, Edwin Maes

©MDPI, 2019

Authors: Claudia Campanale * , Carmine Massarelli , Ilaria Savino, Vito Locaputo and Vito Felice Uricchio

Microplastics are accumulating in our environment. These tiny plastic particles are persistent, very mobile, and notoriously hard to remove from nature. Scientists and citizens are increasingly worried.

©European Commission: 2023/10

©Centexbel, 2020-08

©MDPI, 2019

Authors: Claudia Campanale * , Carmine Massarelli , Ilaria Savino, Vito Locaputo and Vito Felice Uricchio

©Centexbel, 2020-02

Microplastics are accumulating in our environment. These tiny plastic particles are persistent, very mobile, and notoriously hard to remove from nature. Scientists and citizens are increasingly worried.

©European Commission: 2023/10

©Unitex nr 1/2013

Author(s) Mathieu Urbanus, Luc Ruys, et al.

Dit artikel bespreekt het Decoat project, waarin we op zoek gaan naar oplossingen om complex samengestelde textiel en kunststofproducten te recycleren.

© Kunststof & Rubber Recycling

©Bioplastics magazine

©Journal of Engineered fibres and fabrics

Author(s) Michael Korger, Sofie Huysman, et al.

This report deals with photodegradation in a low-pressure reactor applying UV-visible light on Decabromodiphenyl ether (DBDE or BDE-209) randomly dispersed in commercially available Poly(acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene) (ABS) and  Poly(carbonate) (PC).©MDPI Molecules, Author(s) Hussam Aldoori, Zohra Bouberka, Hervé Feuchter, Skander Khelifi, Franck Poutch, Loic Brison, Fouad Laoutid, Stijn Steuperaert, Corinne Foissac, Philippe Supiot, Christian Malas and Ulrich Maschke

©MDPI

Author(s) Myriam Vanneste et.al

Présentation largement illustrée de la plateforme d'extrusion et de l'expertise de l'équipe de recherche « Textiles thermoplastiques fonctionnels ».

© Journal of Engineered Fibers and Fabrics 2025
Alexandra Glogowsky, Michael Korger, Sofie Huysman, and Maike Rabe

© 2021 Centexbel

FAST FASHION COMES AT HIGH ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL COSTS

The aim of the present work is to help companies take action by providing an update of the state-of-the-art of textile recycling technologies. 

©MDPI, Basel, Switzerland

Birgit Stubbe, Stijn Van Vrekhem, Sofie Huysman, Rémi Tilkin , Isabel De Schrijver & Myriam Vanneste