ENSCHEDE – Textile recycling specialist SaXcell and viscose manufacturer Birla Cellulose have signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at increasing the production of recycled, man-made cellulosic fibres.
The partnership will see a combination of SaXcell’s textile waste pulping technology combined with Birla’s advanced wet spinning expertise which, the companies hope, will result in the commercial availability of high quality, sustainable ‘SaXcell’ recycled fibres for the textile sector.
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