LEGAL LIABILITY OF FAST FASHION FOR TEXTILE WASTE MANAGEMENT BASED ON THE PRINCIPLE OF EXTENDED PRODUCER RESPONSIBILITY (EPR)
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Key words: Environmental law, fast fashion industry, EPR principlesAbstract
The fast fashion industry is loved by many people, especially young people (Gen Z) who like to shop in a short period of time with a large amount. However, not many people know that fast fashion is not only harmful and polluting the environment but also harmful to its users for a long period of use. This research focuses on the impact of environmental pollution from the disposal of chemical textile waste, including its effect on human health and also on the current regulations in Indonesia. The method used by the researcher is the normative juridical method. SIPSN (National Waste Management and Information System) issued data related to fast fashion industry waste in Indonesia showing a figure of 2.3 million tons / year 2021 and only 0.3 million tons of 2.3 million tons can be recycled, and 80% of other textile waste is in landfills.
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