In 2023, the final consumption of renewable municipal waste in the textile and leather sector in France was recorded at a baseline level. From 2024 onwards, a positive forecast shows progressive growth from 100 tonnes of oil equivalent, advancing to 200 tonnes by 2028. This represents substantial year-on-year increases, with notable annual increments projected for the coming years. Specifically, significant growth rates are anticipated between 2025 to 2028, showcasing a promising trajectory for the sector.

Future trends to watch for:

The implementation of stricter sustainability regulations could drive further reliance on renewable waste sources.
Technological advancements in waste processing could enhance efficiency and capacity, supporting growth.
Changes in consumer preferences towards sustainable products may fuel demand in the textile and leather sectors.