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Walmart ploughs $1.2m into Accelerating Circularity’s pilot

11/09/2023
Walmart ploughs $1.2m into Accelerating Circularity’s pilot

The US-based Walmart Foundation has granted $1.2 million to support Goodwill Industries International and Accelerating Circularity to develop systems and infrastructure to transform unsellable textile donations into recycling feedstock.  Participating Goodwill organisations are using the grant to learn to produce post-consumer textile feedstock...

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