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TNF testing recycling tech able to separate cotton-polyester blends

26/01/2022

A consortium of international partners has joined hands to investigate the industrial scale feasibility of what is being called The Green Machine, a recycling technology with proven capability to separate cotton from polyester in blended fabrics, in Cambodia.

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