A new project suggests an increase in textile recycling could bring parts of the textile production chain back to Europe.

Clothing recycling involves the process of recovering fibers from used garments and repurposing them into new materials, ...

The report "Textile Recycling Market by Material (Cotton, Polyester & Polyester Fibers, Wool, Nylon & Nylon Fibers), Textile Waste, ...

The report "Textile Recycling Market by Material (Cotton, Polyester & Polyester Fibers, Wool, Nylon & Nylon Fibers), Textile Waste, Process ...

Ingka Investments, part of Ingka Group—the largest IKEA retailer—has made its first Chinese investment in the circular economy with growth ca ...

An Arizona homeowner saw his trash bill jump from $76 to $202 in three years-and canceling would cost $1,200. What's driving ...

The $325,000 funding will support research to divert plastic-based apparel and textiles that are currently deemed non-reusable. Debrand, a Vancouver-based reverse logistics solutions provider for ...

Nextek and Coveris have announced a partnership aiming to convert post-consumer polyolefin (PE and PP) packaging waste into food-grade recycled resins and films using Nextek's COtooCLEAN process.

In addition to its post-consumer recycling capabilities in Brownsville, Texas, Leigh Fibers can also recycle post-consumer textile waste at its Spartanburg, S.C., location. “It’s amazing to consider ...

In addition to its post-consumer recycling capabilities in Brownsville, Leigh Fibers can also recycle post-consumer textile waste in its Spartanburg, South Carolina location.

Researchers discovered that waste from the global apparel industry is leaking millions of tons of plastic into the environment each year and may be getting worse over time.