Worn Again Technologies is a company that develops innovative chemical processes to convert textiles containing polyester and cotton back into circular materials. Their technology aims to offset CO2 emissions and divert material away from incinerators and landfill waste.

Worn Again Technologies

Worn Again Technologies is a technology licensing company that is developing unique polymer recycling processes that will enable textiles and polyester packaging resources to be kept in constant circulation, driving economic, social and environmental benefits. 

We are focussed on solving the challenging issue of converting polyester and poly-cotton blended textiles, and PET plastic, at their end of use, back into circular materials. Our unique polymer recycling technology is able to separate, decontaminate and extract polyester and cellulose (from cotton) from non-reusable textiles and polyester bottles and packaging to produce dual PET and cellulose outputs, therefore putting sustainable resources back into the supply chain. 

The key principles of our process are to ensure our outputs are cost competitive, comparable in quality to virgin materials, and have a significantly reduced environmental impact compared to conventional production.
 
By keeping the world’s resources in constant circulation, we can drive economic, social and environmental benefits. Our ambition is to scale and license our technology as quickly as possible with the help of strategic partners and expert team, accelerating us all towards a circular world.

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Sulzer Chemtech

H&M CO:LAB

I'm excited to be participating in the Climate Tech Forum today.   Circularity will be a key part of meeting our climate objectives over the next decade.

I'd like to extend my gratitude to David Over and London Tech Week for the kind invitation.

#LTW2024 #LondonTechWeek #ClimateTech

➡️ https://lnkd.in/e5aRTCW6 

🌐 Join us at #BIRCopenhagen2024 on May 29 for insights into the journey towards #textilescircularity! Learn about the latest developments and challenges in creating a #circular value chain for #textiles at the BIR Textiles Division meeting. 🔄

💡 Our expert line-up includes Cyndi Rhoades, founder of Worn Again Technologies and co-Founder of World Circular Textiles Day, along with Robert van den Kerkhoff, former Chief Commercial Officer at well-known fibre producer Lenzing Group, and Maud HARDY, Managing Director of the French #extendedproducerresponsibility organization for textiles Refashion.

📅 Don't miss out on this vital discussion! Mark this session in your agenda!
👉https://lnkd.in/eYgqijr8  

#TextilesCircularity #BIRCopenhagen2024 🧵♻️ Martin Böschen Alan Wheeler TEXAID Textile Recycling Association

🤣 nearly as impressive as the real thing! if you're in Milan, make sure to meet Toby Moss at Challenge the Fabric from Tuesday evening & Wednesday all day.

This is a great, small step towards more #recycling of #clothes & #textiles 👏 👏

The World Retail Congress 2024 is well underway in Paris.  If you're in the area, please stop by and get involved with our panel session, "How do we get to a circular economy?" at 12:20pm on Thursday April 18th. 

Looking forward to an informative and lively discussion with an impressive line up, including Lynne Walker from Primark, Justine Porterie from Depop, Francesco Pinto from Yamamay and Saasha Celestial-One from Olio • Share More, Waste Less. 

Worn Again Technologies 
#circularity
#circulartextiles

https://lnkd.in/erpcXmvt World Retail Congress

We're in Helsinki at Pulp & Beyond! Go chat advanced recycling of polycottons with Mike Schwarz, our Director of Ops

Great opportunity to join our R&D team in Nottingham!

I'm looking forward to representing EuRIC - The European Recycling Industries this Thursday as we talk about the challenges of  recycling blended textiles ⬅️ which, we at Worn Again Technologies know alot about

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