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Swiss project will explore options for recycled PET

Polymer recycling technology company Worn Again Technologies has announced that it is participating in an end-of-use material sorting project for non-rewearable clothing in the UK.

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Momentum for the ReHubs initiative

Startups aimed at commercial textile recycling are popping up around the world, with a Swedish company opening first. Read more at Boston.com.

More partnerships established at a greater pace and ‘turbo stakeholder collaboration’ are key to tackling circularity in the textile industry

Swiss network supports Worn Again

The Bureau of International Recycling (BIR) heard how clothing retailers are increasingly wanting recycled content in their products, but further innovation and investment is needed to make this a reality.

December 15, 2020 NEW YORK CITY — December 16, 2020 — Eon has launched the industry’s first global Partner Network to build connected systems for the circular economy across fashion retail in collaboration with leading circular businesses: The Renewal Workshop, Trove, Reflaunt, Lenzing, Hallotex, Recurate, Optoro, Evrnu, Save Your Wardrobe, and Worn Again Technologies along with Salvation Army Trading Company and Waste Management. The Eon Partner Network will unlock the fashion industry�...