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Ecco joins Danish partners in PU recycling project

07/10/2020
Ecco joins Danish partners in PU recycling project

Footwear brand and tannery owner Ecco has joined the Danish Technological Institute in a cross-sector consortium hoping to advance polyurethane recycling. The material is commonly used in soles – in Ecco’s case – but it also used for a wide range of products, with more than 16 million tons used annually, according to Ecco. There are two parts...

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