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Lee Cooper Eco Collection Jeans Are Made From Discarded Cigarette Butts

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EU Life Grants €10m To Lenzing, Södra Recycling Textiles Project

EU Life has awarded record-breaking funding of €10m ($10.9m) to support the scaling up of OnceMore, an innovative industrial-scale system for recycling blended textile waste by fibre solutions firm Lenzing Group and Swedish forest industry...

Textile Recycling ‘Possible For 60% Of Waste Stream’

A combination of chemical and mechanical recycle could recover 60% of unwanted textiles, according to new analysis by Valpak, the largest compliance scheme operator in the UK. Its report acknowledges that the sorting process is...

Recover™, Rieter, Polopiqué Collaborate To Promote Textile Recycling

Three significant stakeholders at various points in the textile supply chain —Recover™, Rieter, and Polopiqué — have announced their collaboration, to create yarns that contain more mechanically recovered fibres. The three firms have produced a...

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Lee Cooper Eco Collection Jeans Are Made From Discarded Cigarette Butts

Reliance Retail and Code Effort join hands to launch the world’s first jeans made of discarded cigarette butts as part of the Lee Cooper Eco Collection. Naman Gupta, Founder & Director, Code Effort According to Naman Gupta, Founder and Director...

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At Fabrula, We Prioritise Environmental And Social Sustainability

Shanmuga Vel, Founder, Fabrula in conversation with Reena Mital Fabrula, founded by Shanmuga Vel, in Erode, is working towards upcycling pre-production textile waste into sustainable, functional products. There are challenges, but companies like Fabrula, with their commitment, boost our confidence...