Leading the way in


UK T2T recycling Project Re:claim is the UK’s first commercially operational polyester recycling plant, a joint venture between The Salvation Army and sustainability innovators Project Plan B. • https://project-reclaim.co.uk


Project Re:claim has opened a polyester recycling facility in Kettering, UK. Image: Project Re:claim


Pana Central Europe The group designs and manufacture containers for selective waste collection, specializing in containers for textiles and used electrical and electronic equipment. • https://pana-ce.com


Pellenc ST Pellenc ST produces connected sorting equipment and intelligent services for waste treatment and the recycling industry. The technologies used to sort these materials are infrared and visible spectros- copy, induction and X-ray. •www.pellencst.com


Peter Peter is a chemical recycling technology designed to recover polyester from low-quality, mixed textile waste. Developed by cleantech startup While True, in collaboration with Serioplast, Ballestra, and Politecnico di Milano, the process trans- forms waste into virgin-grade polyester. •www.whiletrue.eco


Petshka Petshka transforms complex PET textile waste into high-performance, tailor-made polyester polyols. Its materials engineers collaborate with industrial partners to unlock new value from waste and develop premium, sustainable solutions. • www.petshka.com


Picvisa Picvisa develops automated textile recycling solutions, primarily focusing on optical sorting and AI-based separation of textile waste. The company’s technologies include Ecosort, Ecoclip and Ecoflake. • www.picvisa.com


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Pierret Pierret specialises in guillotine cutting machines and automatic loader-feeders tailored for recycling applications. •www.pierret.com


Phite Technology The company is a leading provider of specialized polymer engineering solutions with a strong focus on polyester production technologies. •www.phite.com


Pure Loop


A subsidiary of the Erema Group, Pure Loop specialises in the recycling of clean production waste with its innovative shredder-extruder technology. •www.pureloop.com


Pulvera The Italian start-up recovers textile waste, pulverizes it using the advanced pulveriza- tion technology developed by its parent company, Casati Flock & Fibers, and uses the resulting powder to create new materials and products. • https://pulvera.com


PurFi The company’s reverse spinning technology along with its organic and all-natural fibre treatments, preserves fibre integrity while unlocking new potential for circularity. • https://purfi.com


RE&UP With an annual capacity of 80,000 tons, RE&UP supplies high-quality, ready-to-use recycled materials designed to integrate into existing supply chains. •www.reandup.com


Recuperados Llácer The company supplies premium-quality recycled cotton fibres in the desired colour, all achieved without water consumption and powered by 100% solar energy. •www.recuperadosllacer.com


Recyc’Elit Recyc’Elit has developed a low impact chemical recycling process for multifibre polyester-based textiles, which separates different materials. • www.recyc-elit.com


Recycling Europe Recycling Europe (previously EuRIC) is the voice of Europe’s recyclers including 83 national federations and companies across 24 EU and EFTA countries. • https://recyclingeurope.org


Redwave Redwave, which is part of BT-Systems, produces fully automated sensor-based sorting systems which can be used for sorting whole garments and shredded textiles. • https://redwave.com


Re.Nova Plast Re.Nova Plast specializes in the production of recycled, traceable, and certified thermoplastic compounds which are mainly used in the footwear industry. •www.renovaplast.it


Recoyarns Recoyarns, a Zhongyuan Runsheng brand, specializes in the production of high-end recycled polyester chips polyester filaments for textile-to-textile applications. •www.recoyarns.com


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