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Collaborative effort to boost textile recycling in North America

30/10/2024

Reju, the developer of a depolymerising technology for polyester fabrics, has teamed up with Goodwill, a used garment collector and sorter, and WM, a recycler of post-consumer materials, to build up a recycling supply chain in North America. The three partners plan to plan to pilot-test the collection, sorting and grading of discarded apparel....

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