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Worn Again more than doubles its pilot plant funds

14/10/2022

Chemical recycling specialist Worn Again Technologies has revealed that total funds for its large-scale textile recycling demonstration plant in Winterthur, Switzerland, have now reached £42.9 million ($48 million). Its latest funding round raised £27.6 million ($30.9 million), its most successful so far, the UK-based company said. Key strategic...

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