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Globe Hope - Zero Waste

The Zero Waste service concept is an environmentally friendly way to recycle your company's textile waste.

TheZero Waste concept is a hassle-free way for companies and organisations to recycle all their waste textiles. In addition, the service concept supports the company's ecological goals with little effort, with a reliable partner.

As waste legislation becomes stricter, and sustainability targets increase, you can leave your company's waste textiles to us.

Why join?

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A truckload of textiles is exported around the world for incineration or landfill - every second!

The majority, around 95%, of textile waste from businesses is still incinerated. Incinerating textiles is not the most ecological option. It is also a resource-inefficient and not very raw material-friendly way to recycle. By keeping discarded textiles in the household for as long as possible, a company effectively communicates its responsible values.

Use our emissions calculator to calculate how much emissions you can save!

Today, legislation governs the recovery of discarded textiles

Waste legislation (Waste Act 2011/646), the waste hierarchy must, as far as possible, be respected in all activities. If waste is generated, the waste producer must prepare the waste for re-use or, alternatively, recycle it.

2016

Since the beginning of 2016, textile waste has not been allowed to be landfilled.

2025

In 2025, there must be separate collection of textile waste within the EU.

2019

In the Finnish government negotiations, the will to have separate collection in place in Finland and before EU-level compulsory collection is introduced was recorded.

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Be part of meeting the Sustainable Development Goals

Recycling workwear in a resource-efficient way through the Zero Waste service concept contributes to these UN Sustainable Development Goals 2030.

How does the Zero Waste service concept work?

The stages of a service concept:

Preliminary study

The preliminary study will provide a turnkey inventory of textile volumes and their life cycle.

Sorting textile waste

Globe Hope analyses the quality and composition of the textiles to be removed, and then develops a service solution.

Recycling of discarded textiles

Recycling of discarded textiles, either for reuse in new products or as a material of general interest in various locations. The choice of recycling sites is based on maximum resource efficiency.

Reporting

Globe Hope provides the customer with a sustainability report on the use of discarded textiles.

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Nothing new since 2003

Globe Hope is a Finnish company founded in 2003 with the values of Ethics, Ecology and Aesthetics, Responsibility, Impact and Openness.

Globe Hope's founder Seija Lukkala came up with the idea of reusing and processing discarded materials into design products at the beginning of the millennium. The idea started the story of Globe Hope. Sustainable values and responsible business practices are still present in everything we do today.

We believe that textile waste can become a timeless and sustainable design product. We create every product we manufacture using only existing materials: surplus, waste or recycled. This is our way of challenging the fashion and textile industry and its norms.

Since 2017, we have been developing an all-inclusive Zero Waste concept for businesses. Put your company at the forefront of responsible waste management. Get in touch and we'll tell you more about the possibilities of Zero Waste!