NEW YORK – An initiative between US-based non-profit organisation Goodwill Industries International and Accelerating Circularity has received US$1.2 million from the Walmart Foundation to develop skills, systems and infrastructure to transform unsellable textile donations into recycling feedstock.
Accelerating Circularity works with a number of brands, retailers, recycling innovators and non-profits on textile recycling trials in both North America and Europe as part of its mission to turn spent textiles into mainstream raw materials.
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