Supply chain integration key to boost fibre-to-fibre recycling

A new – and what claims to be the first – report to examine the economic factors influencing fibre-to-fibre ('fibre2fibre') recycling, says improvements are needed in a number of areas including supply chain integration and work to encourage demand from brands, retailers and consumers before the industry can move to a more circular business model.

Beth Wright February 8, 2019

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