8th November 2023
Worn Again Technologies is continuing to enable a Circular Economy for Switzerland. In partnership with Institut für Werkstofftechnik und Kunststoffverarbeitung (IWK), Worn Again, Sulzer and others have succeeded in their joint bid for grant funding from Innosuisse, the Swiss Innovation Agency.
19th October 2023
Worn Again Technologies, a pioneer in the true circular economy for textiles, has announced its membership of the newly formed Alliance of Textile Chemical Recyclers (ACTR). Spearheaded by Accelerating Circularity, this partnership aligns perfectly with Worn Again Technologies’ mission to repurpose waste materials back into the supply chain, signaling a shift away from the old-fashioned linear textile industry.
16th June 2023
Worn Again Technologies is helping to evolve the supply chain of feedstocks needed for the development of a global, circular and more sustainable textile industry by participating in an innovative end-of-use material sorting initiative.
7th October 2022
Worn Again Technologies has completed its latest funding round, raising GBP 27.6 million to support the construction of an innovative textile recycling demonstration plant in Winterthur, Switzerland. This achievement represents a milestone in the commercialization of circular strategies for hard-to-recycle fabric blends. Worn Again counts industrial stalwarts Sulzer and Oerlikon as well as fashion retailer H&M as key strategic investors.
14th June 2022
Worn Again Technologies (WAT) a récemment annoncé l’inauguration de l’Écosystème suisse de recyclage des textiles. En réunissant les grands acteurs de la chaîne de valeur textile autour de la nouvelle technologie de recyclage des polymères développée par Worn Again Technologies, cette initiative compte favoriser une économie circulaire du textile.
Worn Again Technologies initiates Swiss Textile Recycling Ecosystem
Worn Again Technologies (WAT) hat den Start des Swiss Textile Recycling Ecosystem bekannt gegeben. Die Initiative, die wichtige Akteure der gesamten textilen Wertschöpfungskette zusammenbringt, forciert die Entstehung einer Kreislaufwirtschaft auf Basis der innovativen Recycling-Technologie von Worn Again Technologies.
31st May 2022
Worn Again Technologies kündigt Pläne für den Bau einer neuen Demonstrationsanlage für Textilrecycling in Winterthur in der Schweiz an.
Worn Again Technologies announces plans to build a new textile recycling demo plant in Winterthur Switzerland.