BRUSSELS – A total of 18 European companies from across the textile and clothing supply chain have now formally joined ReHubs, Euratex’s project aimed at upscaling textile waste recycling.
First announced nearly three years ago, Euratex is gathering key players from across the textile value chain including manufacturers, brands, collectors and recyclers, chemical companies and technology providers, all of which have shared a common commitment to invest in textile recycling capacity in Europe.
BRUSSELS – A total of 18 European companies from across the textile and clothing supply chain have now formally joined ReHubs, Euratex’s project aimed at upscaling textile waste recycling.
First announced nearly three years ago, Euratex is gathering key players from across the textile value chain including manufacturers, brands, collectors and recyclers, chemical companies and technology providers, all of which have shared a common commitment to invest in textile recycling capacity in Europe.
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