EuraMaterials By combining expertise, networks, and technology platforms, EuraMaterials in France says it helps its members innovate responsibly, scale sustainably, and trans- form the textile, materials, and manufactur- ing industries for the future. • https://euramaterials.eu


Euratex Euratex, the European Apparel and Textile Organisation, represents over 143,000 companies across the EU. • https://euratex.eu


Euro-Goodnight The long-established manufacturer of blankets and textiles has facilities in Spain. • https://euro-goodnight.com


European Recycling Platform Netherlands The group is one of three organisations implementing the EPR scheme for textiles in the Netherlands, helping producers comply with the EPR Textile legislation by managing the collection, reuse, and recycling of discarded textiles. • https://erp-recycling.org


Evogreen JS Royal Home produces Evogreen, high-quality recycled polyester (PET) DTY and FDY yarns. Operating with North American headquarters in Charlotte, NC, it supports suppliers, retailers, and brands in achieving sustainability goals. •www.goevogreen.com


Fedustria Fedustria is the Belgian federation repre- senting the textile, woodworking, and furniture industries. It provides expert guidance in legal, fiscal, economic, social, and technical matters. •www.fedustria.be


Feimayi X YJ-QS Feimayi X YJ-QS is a textile waste collection and management company in China with over a deacade of expertise and experience. It collects and manages over 130,000 tonnes of used clothes, accessories, and footwear annually. •www.chinatextilerecycling.com


Fibraloop Fibraloop is Turkey’s largest textile waste


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Material authentication specialist FibreTrace says its technology ensures material identity is maintained through the production chain, establishing a new foundation of evidence- based supply chains. •www.fibretrace.io


collector, bridging the gap between textile waste producers and fibre innovators. It supplies pre-consumer and post-industrial textile waste and fibres to global recyclers and manufacturers. • https://fibraloop.com


Fibre to Fibre Fibre to Fibre produces and delivers circular garments made from European post-con- sumer textiles. Used clothing is fibreized in Europe and then transformed into new yarns and fabrics in Asia, where garments are manufactured through certified, large-scale production partners. •www.fibretofibre.com


Francisco Pages Valenti The Italian company has been manufactur- ing high quality open end yarns produced from regenerated cotton fibres since 1953. •www.pagesvalenti.com.


Frankenhuis


Based in the Netherlands, the company transforms discarded garments into fibres used in various sectors such as nonwovens, automotive, yarn spinning, and furniture manufacturing. • https://frankenhuis.eco


Fujian Cyclone Technology The China-based recycling company produces fibres using waste bottles and waste textiles as raw materials. •www.cycloneyarn.com


G Technologies BrosioMeccanica, part of the G Technologies Group, offers solutions such as ultrasonic


cutting and welding, along with automatic lines for manufacturing cushions and quilts. •www.brosiomeccanica.it


GEA Through its chemical and separation portfolio, GEA makes a positive contribution to recycling PET from post-consumer bottles and packaging for reuse in diverse industries. •www.gea.com


Ghulam Rasool Ghulam Rasool Textile Mill enables manufacturers to process their post-indus- trial waste and is piloting post-consumer garment waste. • www.ghulamrasooltextile.com


Groz-Beckert Groz-Beckert manufactures industrial machine needles and precision components for textile production, participating in textile recycling initiatives with tools and services such as process optimisation, product development, and prototyping. •www.groz-beckert.com


Hangzhou Benma Hangzhou Benma Chemfibre and Spinning specialises in the production of recycled chemical fibres and high-performance spun yarns using post-consumer and industrial textile waste, promoting the reuse of valuable materials in the fibre supply chain. •www.hzbmhq.com


HKRITA The Hong Kong Research Institute of Textiles and Apparel is a research and development group supported by the


Physical tracers developed by


FibreTrace can be identified via a scanner at every point in the supply chain. Image: FibreTrace


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