RESYNTEX a research project which aims to create a new circular economy concept for the textile and chemical industries

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RESYNTEX is a research project which aims to create a new circular economy concept for the textile and chemical industries. Using industrial symbiosis, it aims to produce secondary raw materials from unwearable textile waste.

RESYNTEX has 20 project partners from across 10 different European Union member states. Partners include industrial associations, businesses, SMEs and research institutes. Working together, the group creates an effective model for the whole value chain. More information can be found at this link.

December 13, 2017/by Charitable Recycling

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