SaXcell is a regenerated cellulose fiber made from used cotton textiles. What sets it apart is the sustainability of the entire production process compared to conventional cotton

Did you know the average Dutch person discards around 40 clothing items annually, much of which ends up in incineration? SaXcell's innovative recycling process converts old cotton into pulp for new fibers, reducing the need for agricultural land, pesticides, and water while reusing solvents over 99% efficiently.

As we approach World Circular Textile Day, here are 5 innovations shaping the future of sustainability in fashion and textiles! Which one inspires you the most?

Brett Mathews interviewed our CEO, Erik van der Weerd, on the challenges and opportunities in the textile recycling industry. Learn more about how SaXcell is navigating the evolving landscape, following the collapse of Renewcell, and why a measured, sustainable approach is key to long-term success.

Saxcell hosted a business lunch with 32 representatives from the Turkish textile industry, as part of the Circular Textile Trade Mission organized by Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO) | Partner in Sustainable Development and the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Ankara and Consulate General in Istanbul.

Together with RegioGreenTex partners SaXcell is at the Circular Textile Days. Meeting, exploring and collaborating with textile businesses and driving circularity forward