We’re pleased to announce that Carpet Recycling UK has joined Climate Action for Associations, further strengthening its commitment to reducing carpet waste and promoting sustainability.
Since its establishment in 2007, Carpet Recycling UK has brought together manufacturers, retailers, contractors, and the waste sector to drive innovation in reuse, recycling, and the development of sustainable materials.
By fostering collaboration across the supply chain, influencing policy, and supporting members’ environmental initiatives, Carpet Recycling UK continues to lead the way in creating a more sustainable future for the carpet and textile flooring industry.
On joining CAFA, Cathie Clarke, CEO at Carpet Recycling UK stated:
"Joining CAFA at this time is a testament of our commitment to reducing our carbon footprint and helping our members transition to net zero practices. CAFA will provide vital support as we develop our Sustainability Charter for ourselves and our members that will influence behaviour change and take meaningful steps to mitigate the environmental impact of our industry."
Alison Heppenstall, CEO of Climate Action for Associations reiterated:
"We are excited to welcome Carpet Recycling UK into the CAFA Collective as a leader in practical sustainability. Having supported the industry in diverting 1.7 million tonnes of carpet waste from landfill since its founding, Carpet Recycling UK is making a significant impact. By supporting businesses across the supply chain with innovative recycling solutions and promoting design for recyclability, Carpet Recycling UK set a powerful example of how targeted actions can drive measurable environmental benefits and inspire widespread change."
As Carpet Recycling UK continues to drive innovation in recycling and promote sustainable practices, we encourage other organisations to discover how they can reduce waste and take meaningful climate action.
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For more information on how your organisation can become a member of the CAFA Collective and join the fight against climate change, click here.
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