The waste hierarchy pyramid is a is a set of 5 or 6 priorities for the efficient use of resources. It can be easily implemented by the textile industry
The waste hierarchy pyramid is a is a set of 5 or 6 priorities for the efficient use of resources. It can be easily implemented by the textile industry
choosing between chemical and mechanical textiles recycling depends on the type of fiber and whether the textile is blended or not.
Mechanical recycling is often used to recycle natural textiles. It can be used for synthetic textiles, but the waste stream is rarely textiles.
Chemical recycling is a solution to recycle textile waste and create new textiles. Innovative companies have solutions to textiles being dumped in landfills
Recycled fibers from plastic bottles and fishing nets do not necessarily support the New Textiles Economy because textiles are not used as the waste source.
Safer Made, a venture capital fund is investing in companies that make safer products and materials
Mind the Store releases its latest scorecard that challenges large retailers to eliminate toxic chemicals in products and packaging.
The AATCC conference was full of interesting presentations. Potassium permanganate may be regulated by the EU. Biodegradable polyester exists and zero discharge in denim is a reality
Recycling is the act of taking waste and making it into a new material that has value, thereby preventing that waste from entering the landfill. Many different materials can, and SHOULD be recycled, including plastics, paper, metals etc. Creating new fibers from textile waste closes the loop and supports the circular economy. Recycled fibers can be […]
The new Circular Design Tool by Nike can be mapped effortlessly to my New Textiles Economy blog series and shows great overlap by industry thought leaders.
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