MUMBAI – Indian startup ReCircle has launched a new programme, Project Extra Life, in a bid to tackle the country’s textile waste problem and accelerate the transition to circularity.
The company is aiming to collect, sort and sell at least 570 metric tons of textile waste over the next 12 months, on top of its regular waste management services.
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