RLG Showcases Circular Solutions at Circularity 2025
RLG Hosts Textile Roundtable at Circularity 2025 in Denver
The Circularity 2025 conference in Denver delivered an inspiring vision of the circular economy’s future from April 29 to May 1 at the Colorado Convention Center. Drawing over 1,500 leaders and hosting 200+ influencers and experts, this landmark event showcased cutting-edge ideas around business evolution, supply chain transformation, and material innovation.
RLG was proud to participate at Circularity 2025, along with affiliates from Reconomy and Lincoln Waste. As part of the Reconomy family of brands, RLG is working to create innovative, sustainable solutions that drive the circular economy. With expertise in packaging EPR compliance and data management, our team helps businesses achieve regulatory compliance while optimizing sustainability efforts.
EPR Compliance Solutions at the RLG/Reconomy Booth
At the heart of Circularity 2025, the Reconomy booth acted as a hub for circularity enthusiasts and industry innovators. Visitors engaged directly with our team of experts on how our unique blend of packaging EPR compliance and data management solutions is driving the circular economy forward. Key focal points included:
- Circular solutions to reduce waste
- Enhanced EPR compliance strategies
- Data-driven resource and supply chain management innovations
RLG staff were also on hand to discuss forthcoming EPR laws that cover textiles, including California’s SB 707. RLG is poised to support producers with textile EPR compliance (including data collection and reporting) and to provide Producer Responsibility Organizations with textile operational support.
To spark engagement and goodwill, attendees could also enter to win a pair of Sony LinkBuds, designed with recycled materials and plastic-free packaging to highlight sustainable product innovation.
Insights from RLG’s Roundtable on Textiles
RLG also hosted a roundtable discussion titled “The Future of Textile EPR: What’s Coming?” — a forum that brought together key stakeholders from across the textile circular value chain. Around the table were industry experts, innovators in technology, and leading brands—each playing a crucial role in ensuring that the true intent of textile EPR is realized.
The conversation began with a broad look at the evolving landscape of textile EPR, then shifted to California, exploring where the state currently stands in the regulatory process and what steps are forthcoming.
The dialogue was open and grounded, addressing both the practical challenges brands face in implementation and sharing realistic, forward-thinking strategies for adapting to upcoming requirements.
Denise Diorio McVeigh, Business Development Manager and moderator of the textile conversation, emphasized during the discussion: “Creating circular systems for textiles goes beyond compliance. It’s about securing a sustainable future for the next generation. Every solution matters.”
Partner with RLG for a Sustainable Future
RLG is ready to help your business unlock its full circular potential through EPR compliance. We offer three pillars of support: Understanding Obligations, Meeting Obligations, and Anticipating Obligations. Contact our team and explore tailored sustainability solutions to match your needs.
Together, we can shape a more sustainable future, one circular solution at a time.
