DHAKA – The Fashion for Good initiative, along with recycling specialist Circ and Finnish textile innovator Infinited Fiber, took part in an event at the Bangladesh Apparel Exchange recently with delegates offered an insight into some of the latest developments in the chemical recycling sector.
The two-day event, entitled the ‘Chemical Recycling Technologies: Manufacturing Markets Gateway’, was organised to help emphasise the potential of chemical recycling technologies when it comes to enhancing sustainability in Bangladesh’s textile and garment supply chain.
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