NEW YORK – Paradise Textiles has partnered with UK-based technology start-up Matter on a new filtration system that claims to prevent microfibres from textile production from entering waterways.
Branded as Regen, the technology uses Matter’s patented, self-cleaning filtration technology and is described as a low energy, low cost microfibre capture solution that offers “effective wastewater filtration without the carbon impact”.
NEW YORK – Paradise Textiles has partnered with UK-based technology start-up Matter on a new filtration system that claims to prevent microfibres from textile production from entering waterways.
Branded as Regen, the technology uses Matter’s patented, self-cleaning filtration technology and is described as a low energy, low cost microfibre capture solution that offers “effective wastewater filtration without the carbon impact”.
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