STOCKHOLM – Syre, the start-up polyester textile-to-textile recycler that bought US-based Premirr Plastics for its proprietary chemical recycling technology using some of its recently raised $100 million speaks to Ecotextile News.
The successful Series A investment round by Syre has not only sparked investor interest, but also caught the attention of a textile-to-textile recycling industry that was licking its wounds after the recent failure of Renewcell.
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