Project led by Danish fashion giant Bestseller shows how better segregation of post‑industrial textile waste can unlock new value streams
DHAKA - A circularity pilot led by Danish fashion group Bestseller in Bangladesh has shown how better segregation of post‑industrial textile waste could unlock new value streams for garment manufacturers.
The ‘Switch to Upstream Circularity’ project, which also involved Global Fashion Agenda’s Circular Fashion Partnership, helped suppliers separate higher‑value textile fractions and link them to local recyclers.
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