Circulose launches platform to help scale fibre

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Textile recycling pioneer says Circulose Forward platform will provide brands with tools to help them adopt its circular cellulose

Circulose factory
Circulose factory in Sundsvall, Sweden

STOCKHOLM – Textile recycling pioneer Circulose, formally known as Renewcell, has launched a new platform which aims to help brands seamlessly integrate its fibre into their supply chains and products.

Called 'Circulose Forward', the platform features tools designed to help its man-made cellulosic fibre, which is produced from dissolving pulp made from cotton waste, successfully achieve commercial scale.

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