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RadiciGroup kicks off new year under sustainability banner

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Jan '20

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RadiciGroup started off the new year 2020 under banner of sustainability by launching Renycle, a range of yarns obtained from recycled nylon, and acquiring Zeta Polimeri, an Italian company with 30 years experience in recovery of synthetic fibre & thermoplastics. Both actions are aimed at environmental protection and meeting requests of a demanding market.

At Domotex 2020 (hall 11 c48), RadiciGroup is exhibiting a number of innovative solutions for the recovered fibres sector targeted at fashion fabrics, furnishings and automotive applications. These new products are the result of the group’s vertically integrated nylon production and the synergies among its various business areas, from chemicals to engineering polymers and synthetic yarns.

“We are working on a puzzle now close to completion,” said Angelo Radici, president of RadiciGroup. “Our group has always made effort and investments to improve the sustainability of its products and processes. We have long experience in the recovery and reuse of the industrial scrap from our processes to give them a second life as secondary raw materials in the polymer industry. With these new products we are looking to take centre stage in the world of sustainable textiles.”

At RadiciGroup, all production scraps become resources. For some time, the group has had the expertise to sort the various polymer scraps and select the most appropriate new use for each of them in the field of engineering polymers. Now, with Renycle, the group has the analogous capability to produce yarn for the segments of textile flooring, rugs and fitted carpet, not to mention the most precious ‘Made-in-Italy’ fashionwear. Renycle reduces the need for new raw materials of fossil origin, thus decreasing the overall environmental impact, while providing same the high-level technical characteristics the market is accustomed to. Moreover, it is 100 per cent recyclable at the end of its life.

Fibre2Fashion News Desk (PC)

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