At the time when the national assemblies of the circular economy were opening up in Nantes, placed this year under the sign of industrial sovereignty, Carbios announced that it had made recycled polyester t-shirts from complex textile and plastic waste. After three years of work with Patagonia, PUMA and Salomon, the French company claims to have validated its process throughout the textile chain, until the garment was made. What can feed a wider…
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At the time when the national assemblies of the circular economy were opening up in Nantes, placed this year under the sign of industrial sovereignty, Carbios announced that it had made recycled polyester t-shirts from complex textile and plastic waste. After three years of work with Patagonia, PUMA and Salomon, the French company claims to have validated its process throughout the textile chain, until the garment was made. What can feed a wider…