Vietnam Textile Recycling Market Size, Share, Demand And Forecast 2025-2033
Key Highlights
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Market size (2024): USD 27.7 million .
Forecast (2033): USD 33.7 million .
CAGR (2025–2033): 1.8% .
Policy tailwinds: Vietnam's EPR framework is progressing, pushing producers/importers toward recycling obligations or contributions to the VEP Fund.
Waste stream reality: Pre-consumer textile waste is sizeable (~ 276,000 tonnes est.), with 60% currently recycled and the balance routed to co-processing/WtE-highlighting headroom for true textile-to-textile loops.
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Market Trends
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Brands sourcing from Vietnam are raising recycled-content targets, improving traceability, and piloting take-back schemes. This cascades pressure-and opportunity-through local supply chains.
The evolving Extended Producer Responsibility regime is steering producers toward measurable recycling outcomes or compliance fees-gradually improving feedstock availability and formalizing collection/sorting.
Vietnam's deep apparel/textile base and maturing tech landscape make it attractive for advanced recyclers; GIZ notes the country's fit for scaling both mechanical and chemical recycling (polyester and blends).
EU moves on circular textiles and harmonized EPR frameworks raise the bar for exporters-favoring mills that can validate recycled inputs and circular processes.
Facilities like SAITEX are setting benchmarks (water recycling, on-site circularity, bluesign® partnerships), nudging peers and buyers toward higher standards.
Market Segmentation
Product Type Insights:
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Cotton Recycling
Wool Recycling
Polyester and Polyester Fiber Recycling
Nylon and Nylon Fiber Recycling
Others
Textile Waste Insights:
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Pre-consumer Textile
Post-consumer Textile
Distribution Channel Insights:
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Online Channel
Retail and Departmental Store
End User Insights:
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Apparel
Industrial
Home Furnishings
Non-woven
Others
Regional Insights:
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Northern Vietnam
Central Vietnam
Southern Vietnam
Latest News & Developments
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Policy & ecosystem building (2024–2025): GIZ's ecosystem mapping highlights Vietnam's sizable pre-consumer waste pool, growing recycler base, and initiatives (“Waste No More,”“To the Finish Line”) engaging 900+ manufacturers in 2024 to accelerate waste tracking, segregation, and textile-to-textile pilots.
Advanced recycler interest: RecoverTM planned a Vietnam production hub (feedstock: pre- and post-consumer cotton/polycotton), signaling confidence in local supply and infrastructure.
Industry leadership: SAITEX continues to expand its sustainability leadership-recycling up to 98% of water, scaling renewable energy usage, and deepening standards alignment.
National narrative: Vietnam's industry press underscores circular economy as a strategic lever to move up the value chain (2025 coverage), with targets to boost tech intensity and reduce low-skill dependence.
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