The Loop Factory and Rester partner to advance circular textile solutions

The Loop Factory and Rester have formed a strategic partnership to address the urgent need for large-scale circular solutions for non-reusable textiles. Together, they aim to meet the increasing demand for innovative solutions and contribute to creating a circular textile landscape in the Nordic market.

Both companies share a commitment to driving systemic change in textile recycling. Their objective is to offer circular material and product solutions based on recycled textiles on a significant scale. By combining their expertise in fiber-opening, capacity, and nonwoven technologies, Rester and The Loop Factory seek to accelerate the integration of recycled textile fibers into various industrial processes.

Maria Ström, CEO of The Loop Factory, emphasizes the importance of cross-company collaborations for progress. She looks forward to partnering with Rester, recognizing their expertise in sourcing and preparing non-reusable textiles for recycling at scale. The collaboration aligns well with their shared values and forward-thinking approach, positioning them to develop circular solutions based on recycled textiles.

Anna-Kaisa Huttunen, director of Partnerships at Rester, underscores the necessity of systemic change and innovation in transitioning to a circular economy. She praises The Loop Factory’s extensive knowledge and innovative mindset in nonwoven structures and technologies. Together, they aim to create a new competitive advantage and assist companies in renewing their product portfolio.

Huttunen and Ström affirm their commitment to sustainability and innovation, viewing the circular economy revolution as an integral part of their operations. They are prepared to offer tangible solutions to their industrial sector customers, demonstrating their dedication to driving sustainability and innovation forward.

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