Accelerating Circularity Accelerating Circularity is a nonprofit organisation focused on commercial-scale, textile-to-textile recycling. Through a collaborative, stakeholder-led approach, it aims to catalyse new circular supply chains and business models and fulfil its mission is to turn used textiles into mainstream raw materials and accelerate the transition to a circular economy. •
www.acceleratingcircularity.org
Agatex Agatex is a family-owned Austrian company specializing in the development and production of process chemicals for various industries, including fibers, nonwovens, and paper. For the recycling sector, it offers its Lambafil R additive range, designed to improve the mechanical recycling process of fibres and textiles. •
www.agatex.at
Aimplas Plastics Technology Centre Aimplas offers innovative solutions across the plastics value chain from raw material suppliers to end users. The centre supports companies in creating value, generating employment, and addressing key challenges related to plastic use with a focus on improving quality of life and promoting environmental sustainability. •
www.aimplas.net
AITEX AITEX, the Textile Industry Research Association, is a leading research institute dedicated to the textile industry, offering advanced R&D, testing, and certification services in support of innovation and sustainability across the textile value chain. •
www.aitex.es
Albero i Sempere Albero i Sempere specializes in the manufacture of nonwoven fabrics using recycled fibres. It produces nonwoven fabrics from waste products such as used uniforms and this fabric is used to make items including advertising bags, backpacks and other goods. •
https://alberoisempere.wordpress.com
Alliance Group Alliance Group has two decades of expertise in bottle-to-fibre recycling in India. It is now expanding into textile-to- textile circularity with investment in textile
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Autefa Solutions Autefa Solutions develops turnkey lines and machinery for nonwovens production. At the Textiles Recycling Expo, it will highlight solutions for the textile circular economy, especially for processing recycled fibres, tearing fibres and textile waste. •
www.autefa.com
At the expo, Andritz is demonstrating TeXscan, its AI-based unit which evaluates fabric quality using non-destructive methods prior to recycling. Image: Andritz
recovery facilities, mechanical recycling, and chemical recycling. •
https://alliancefibres.com
Andritz Andritz provides comprehensive, industrial- scale solutions for natural and synthetic fibre recycling. From automated sorting and fibre preparation to mechanical and chemical recycling, its tailored technologies address the complexities of textile waste. •
www.andritz.com
Anhui Syzerly Anhui Syzerly Environmental Protection Technology is a recycling group based in Jinzhai, Anhui Province, in China. •
www.ahflhb.com/
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Antex Antex is a Spanish manufacturer of synthetic yarns and fibres for the automo- tive and textile sectors, with over 50 years of experience. Operating globally, the company offers sustainable solutions including solution-dyed, recyclable, and eco-friendly products for diverse markets such as fashion, sportswear, medical textiles, and automotive interiors. •
https://antex.net
Ateval Ateval, based in Valencia, Spain, is a non- profit business association that represents more than 300 companies across the textile value chain. It has extensive experience in European co-operation projects. •
https://ateval.com
Axens Axens Group provides a complete range of solutions for the conversion of oil and biomass to cleaner fuels, the production and purification of major petrochemical intermediates, the chemical recycling of plastics and all natural gas treatment and conversion options. •
www.axens.net
Balkan Tekstil Makinalari The Turkish group manufactures a wide portfolio of machinery for recycling and fibre processing in the textile sector. •
www.balkan.com.tr/tekstil
BB Engineering The German mechanical engineering company offers rPET spinning lines, complete recycling plants for various processes, and other technoligies such as liquid-state polycondensation, extruders, and filters for recycling applications. •
https://bbeng.de
Bematic Bematic’s machinery for the regeneration of textile fibres and waste produces a needled or heat-set type of felt that can be re-used in many industrial fields. It can offer carding and metal-pins openers, traditional carding machines, air-lay cards and volumetric formations T-Max. •
www.bematic.it
BlockTexx BlockTexx says its SOFT (separation of fibre technology) process for separating fibre blends is proven at commercial scale, with a 10,000 tonnes/yr plant, and is supported by a business model that includes collection, sortation, decommissioning and a propri- etary blockchain system for full traceability. •
www.blocktexx.com
Bonino Carding Machines The group designs and manufactures custom machinery for the textile and nonwovens industries. Its in-house
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