Recover to build Central America recycling plant

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Recover and Intradeco announce strategic joint venture to advance recycled cotton fibre production in Central America

Recover produces a range of recycled cotton and cotton blends

Spanish materials science company Recover has partnered with vertically integrated textile and apparel manufacturer Intradeco to construct a new plant in Central America, part of its plan to globally roll-out its recycled cotton technology.

Scheduled to be operational by early 2025, the new facility will be located in El Salvador, close to textile waste and production streams, although initial shredding activities will be temporarily managed out of Recover’s Spanish factory.

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