Worn Again Technologies together with other Fibersort project partners: Circle Economy, Valvan Baling Systems, ReShare, Procotex and Smart Fibersorting have worked with industry stakeholders to better understand these end-markets, assess the potential of the sorted materials and validate the business case of automated sorting as a key enabler of textile-to-textile recycling.
The Fibersort technology can now sort around 900kg of textiles per hour, enabling textile-to-textile recycling. Join the collectors, sorters, recyclers, brands, and other stakeholders that are making this possible and learn more about how you can contribute to closing the textiles loop here: www.fibersort.eu
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Recycling can win the fight against fast fashion
Fast fashion is the epitome of throwaway culture, its predominately linear business model results in vast quantities of unwanted garments polluting the environment. Help is at hand though, as innovative solvent-based chemical recycling is allowing mixed blend textiles to be reborn as virgin-equivalent raw materials. Trendsetters in these processes, like Worn Again Technologies, are helping […]