Relatively pure waste streams are the low-hanging fruit of the circular textile challenge, writes Adrian Wilson.
Relatively pure waste streams are the low-hanging fruit of the circular textile challenge, writes Adrian Wilson.
Recycling and related staple fibre nonwovens production will inevitably play a major role in dealing with a lot of the estimated eight million tons of textile waste that is generated in Europe each year.
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