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EU considers fibre-to-fibre recycling of household waste

27/10/2022

A three-year investigation into the feasibility of implementing fibre-to-fibre recycling systems to deal with European household textile waste has the backing of 12 industry-leading enterprises including adidas, BASF and Infinited Fiber Company, on top of financial backing from the European Union (EU).

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