The Repair Fund newest obligations

Decree on Mandatory Display of the Repair Fund

As of July 1, 2024, under Decree No. 2024-123, distributors subject to Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) in France for the Textiles, Household linen, and Footwear (CHF) sector are required to inform their customers about the existence of the Repair Fund and the amount of the bonus. This information must be visible, legible, easily accessible, and present at both physical and digital sales points in France. 

 

How to comply with this obligation?

Refashion supports you in meeting this obligation by providing a ready-to-use communication kit, which includes an A3 poster for in-store display and a digital banner for your e-shop

 

Download the Repair Display kit

 

NB: use of this kit is not compulsory! You can either use the materials provided by Refashion in this kit, or develop your own communication tools, adapted to your graphic identity. If you develop your own materials, please do not use the Refashion logo. 

 

Offer the Repair Bonus to your customers!

Established by the AGEC Law (Anti-Waste for a Circular Economy), the Repair Bonus is a financial incentive designed to encourage the French public to repair their textiles and footwear once out of warranty, thereby extending their lifespan.

Want to offer the Repair Bonus to your customers? Submit a certification request to Refashion.

 

Get certified for the Repair Bonus

 

 

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Refashion is the Textile industry's eco-organisation (clothing, household linen and footwear). Its role is to oversee the prevention and end-of-life management of these items for the companies which place them on the market.

Central to the industry's eco-system, Refashion is accompanying the transformation towards the circular economy whilst providing services to the various stakeholders: marketers, collection and sorting operators, local and public authorities, project developers, the general public.

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