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Samsara Eco, EOG to expand recycled nylon for outdoor brands
Australia-based biotech company Samsara Eco has teamed up with the European Outdoor Group (EOG) to introduce the Nylon Materials Collective, an initiative aimed at making high-performance, recycled
Deakin University, Samsara Eco to advance textile recycling
Australia’s Deakin University’s Recycling and Clean Energy Commercialization Hub (REACH) is teaming up with Samsara Eco. The partnership aims to accelerate the development of a groundbreaking
Lululemon, Samsara Eco sign deal to boost circularity
Lululemon has entered a 10-year partnership with Samsara Eco to source recycled raw materials, highlighting the brand’s commitment to building a circular system for its performance products.
Samsara Eco, KBR develop first enzymatic nylon recycling plant
Australian biotech innovator Samsara Eco has selected global engineering firm KBR to lead the design and development of its first commercial-scale enzymatic recycling facility for hard-to-recycle
Samsara Eco, Nilit to build nylon recycling plant
Australian company Samsara Eco has announced plans to collaborate with Israeli polyamide manufacturer Nilit to explore building a recycled nylon 6.6 polymer production site in South East Asia. The
Samsara Eco to develop plastic-eating enzyme for recycling
Australian recycling company Samsara Eco has secured $65 million to advance its plastic-eating enzyme technology, which aims to recycle materials that would otherwise end up in landfills. The
Lululemon and Samsara Eco introduce enzymatically recycled nylon 6,6 product
Lululemon has collaborated with Australian enviro-tech startup Samsara Eco to reveal the world's premier enzymatically recycled nylon 6,6 product, marking a significant breakthrough in
Lululemon partners with Samsara Eco to develop infinitely recyclable textiles
Samsara Eco, a Canberra-based enviro-tech startup, has announced a partnership with Lululemon to create the first infinitely recyclable polyester and nylon in the world. They will utilize the
Lululemon introduces Packable Anorak made from recycled polyester
Lululemon is releasing its Packable Anorak, marking the brand's first venture into enzymatically recycled polyester, developed in collaboration with Australian environmental technology startup,
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