ALICANTE – Spanish recycling innovator Recover has teamed up with Swiss spinning machinery manufacturer Rieter in a bid to increase the use of recycled textiles as raw materials.
The two companies say they are working together to conduct trials with various recycled raw materials and blends to build a solid foundation for textile circularity.
“In order to continue to effect change, we have partnered with fellow game changer, Rieter, one of the world’s supplier of systems for spinning short staple fibers, to find new ways to build a more sustainable future,” said a statement from Recover.
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