How can a company turn textile waste into new sustainable opportunities? Igers, in collaboration with Haiki+, has patented an innovative method of recovering textile fibres, opening up new avenues in the circular economy.
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The company Igers is building the first integrated plant for recycling textile waste and scraps on the outskirts of Novara, equipped with a fiber-opening line…
Haiki+, Humana, and Igers have signed a strategic agreement to develop innovative solutions in textile waste recycling, aiming to optimize the recovery and valorization of post-consumer materials and scraps.
The first Italian textile waste recycling plant will be built in the Novara area, operational by 2026, with a €5 million investment, and aims to expand with additional plants by 2029.
The European Union has set one of its goals to reduce its dependence on China and other politically unstable countries in the import of materials that are essential for the energy transition and digital technologies.
Haiki+ subholding of Innovatec (listed on the Milan Stock Exchange), through its subsidiary Haiki Recycling , enters the capital of Igers , a company active in the recycling of scraps and waste from the textile…
IGERS s.r.l. Via Pietro Verri n°11 20090
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IGERS s.r.l. Via Pietro Verri n°11 20090
Trezzano sul Naviglio (MI) Italia
Sede: Piazzale Luigi Cadorna 10, 20123 Milano
igers@igerssrl.it
P.iva – 09776430960