NEW YORK – The Accelerating Circularity initiative has created a new working group which, known as the Alliance of Textile Chemical Recycling (ACTR), will work to provide the industry with accurate information on issues surrounding textile chemical recycling.
Confirming the launch of the new group, Karla Magruder, founder and president of Accelerating Circularity, explained: “We formed this collective to move chemical recycling technology forward, share common definitions, and address policies in a collaborative way to maximise the elimination of textile waste to landfills and incineration.
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