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Many thanks to everyone who participated in “moving beyond dialogue”

Many thanks to everyone who participated in “moving beyond dialogue”

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The innovative, sustainable textile event

The innovative

sustainable textile event

Fair, transparent, knowledge, collaboration

Innovations & New Materials

How can recycled materials be better integrated into the textile supply chain, and what role do traceability, collaboration, and innovation play in achieving true circularity?

Join representatives from SaXcell, RE&UP, and Haelixa in a roundtable discussion moderated by Arieke van Liere, who specializes in creating campaigns for a greener and fairer world. This session will tackle key challenges and misconceptions around recycled materials, from processing blended fabrics to ensuring traceability and transparency in the supply chain. The panel will also debunk myths about recycled content—such as lower quality or that recycling alone equals circularity—while highlighting how brands are successfully integrating recycled materials into their collections.

Speaker Bios:

– Erik van der Weerd (SaXcell): CEO of SaXcell with a background in chemical engineering and business administration. Erik is committed to making a measurable sustainability impact through innovative recycled materials.

– Andreas (RE&UP): General Manager of RE&UP and a pioneer in circular fiber recycling, Andreas has over 15 years of experience in sustainable textiles and holds multiple fiber innovation patents.

– Holly Berger (Haelixa): Marketing Director at Haelixa, with over 20 years of experience in sustainability and brand marketing. Holly leads initiatives on transparency and traceability in supply chains.

This roundtable will debunk common myths surrounding recycled content and emphasize the importance of a holistic approach to circularity, which includes reducing waste, reusing materials, and designing for longevity. Participants will also explore how traceability technology ensures that recycled content is used and why this is critical for building trust in the supply chain.

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