NEW YORK – The Accelerating Circularity initiative is to expand the geographical reach of its trial programme to test the viability of various textile-to-textile recycling systems for cotton and polyester waste.
With support from brands, retailers, innovators and non-profits, the Accelerating Circularity’s framework broadly aims to show how both mechanically and chemically recycled cotton, polyester, polycotton blends and manmade cellulosic fibres from post-consumer and post-industrial feedstocks can meet commercial requirements.
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