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First closed-loop polyester-recycling program for marine industry
18 Nov '09
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with Teijin who are pioneers in this field. We not only aim to significantly reduce CO2 emissions into the environment but also want to provide our customers with an opportunity to actively participate in the mission to help preserve our oceans. We look forward to further developments in this area, and hope the 'infinite loop' recycling system will set the course for the future of marine clothing manufacturing.”
Going forward, Teijin Fibers will continue to expand the presence of its products and technologies around the world, including the ECO CIRCLE recycling program, which now has more than 120 participating companies. The Henri Lloyd Blue Eco Jacket received 'Most ECO-Friendly Product Certificate' at the 2009 DAME Award, which was announced on November 17 at the METS (Marine Equipment Trade Show) in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Going forward, Teijin Fibers will continue to expand the presence of its products and technologies around the world, including the ECO CIRCLE recycling program, which now has more than 120 participating companies. The Henri Lloyd Blue Eco Jacket received 'Most ECO-Friendly Product Certificate' at the 2009 DAME Award, which was announced on November 17 at the METS (Marine Equipment Trade Show) in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
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