While the deals might be tempting, it’s worth pausing to think about the true cost behind them. The textile industry produces 150 billion garments a year, many of which end up in landfills, harming our planet.

This recognition celebrates our commitment to driving innovation and sustainability in the textile industry.

The Digital Product Passport (DPP) isn’t just about compliance—it’s a gateway to transparency, meeting consumer expectations, and paving the way toward a circular future.

Join us at the Sustainable Textiles Event 2024, hosted by Smithers, where our CEO, Erik van der Weerd, will present how SaXcell is transforming textile waste into high-quality cellulose fibers.

Our process requires only 10 liters of water per kilogram of SaXcell fiber, compared to the 2,000 liters needed to grow one kilogram of cotton.

Man-Made Cellulosic Fibers (MMCF) are now the third most commonly used fiber globally, after polyester and cotton. With an annual production of about 7.1 million tonnes, MMCFs make up around 6.4% of the world’s fiber production.

By transforming used textiles into high-quality recycled fibers, we create new raw materials that seamlessly integrate into existing supply chains—without the need for any changes to current production equipment.