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The ESPR destruction ban takes effect on 19 July 2026 for large apparel and footwear brands placing products on the EU market. Article 24 disclosure obligations layer on top. Most brands still coordinate non-conformity batches through spreadsheets, email threads, and WhatsApp groups across external workshops, recyclers, and logistics partners. That worked when defective products quietly disappeared. It stops working under ESPR. Flexireo is the operational system that closes the gap. Built around a seven-stage non-conformity lifecycle, from triage to documented disposition, Flexireo coordinates quality teams, external workshops, recyclers, and disposition operators through a shared workflow with unit-level traceability and evidence capture. The seven stages: 1. Triage and recoverability scoring 2. Routing and partner selection 3. RFQ and bid comparison 4. Project award and onboarding 5. Execution tracking with evidence 6. ESPR Article 24 documentation 7. Post-job re-evaluation and partner scorecards Flexireo was co-developed over two years of real operational use with a multinational sporting goods company operating across multiple European distribution hubs. Over 50,000 products have moved through the workflow to date. Used by quality, compliance, and operations teams at apparel, footwear, and sporting goods brands across Europe. Available in English, French, Spanish, and Swedish. What you get: - Unit-level traceability across the full non-conformity lifecycle - Coordination with external workshops, recyclers, and logistics partners - ESPR Article 24 documentation produced as a byproduct of operations - Audit-ready evidence and chain-of-custody records, retained for five years - Real-time operational visibility and delay detection Take the free 7-minute ESPR readiness assessment at flexireo.com or book a 30-minute demo.