The opposite is planned. The durability coefficient, set from 0.67 to 1.45 in the textile framework, reduces the environmental cost of durable products and increases it for products replaced quickly. The point to watch lies elsewhere: mattress-specific criteria are still being developed, and declaring nothing exposes you to default treatment: in the textile framework, an unreported range breadth automatically triggers the least favourable value (100,000 products).
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