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UK company 14039810, incorporated on 11 April 2022.
DyeRecycle
Dyerecycle Ltd is a UK company with status Active founded in 2022 based in London.
Company number 14039810
Financial period: 1 May 2023 to 30 Apr 2024
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DyeRecycle has developed a process for removing dye from old fabrics to be used on new material.
It is time to address chemical circularity in the fashion and textile industry. Our technology solves two of the greatest challenges facing the industry: dye pollution and textile waste. We are turning to sustainable green chemistry to close the loop for dyes in the textile industry while also enabling fibre circularity. We are extending the service life of dyestuff to colour a new garment. We do this by using textile waste as an untapped feedstock for dyes and colours. DyeRecycle's mission is to lead chemical circularity in the fashion industry. Sustainability comes in all colours, and we are here to make it happen.
DyeRecycle Ltd was formed as a consequence of the FFF Investment Committee choosing to award them funding in the FFF Responsive R&D Call 5 process. FFF introduced the company to one of our larger established manufacturing members (Camira) and they are currently undertaking some research exploring ways to extract & reuse dyes from textile waste.
1 May 2024 to 30 Apr 2026
The fashion and textile industries are causing extreme pollution at both ends of their supply chain through dyeing operations and textile waste accumulation. At present, textile recycling requires clean and homogenous inputs while textile dyeing is highly unsustainable, accounting for 20% of global wastewater pollution while over 99% of dyes used are foss...
1 Nov 2022 to 30 Apr 2023
Fashion and textile industries are causing extreme pollution at both ends of their supply chain through dyeing operations and textile waste accumulation. Textile recycling requires clean and homogenous inputs and textile dyeing needs to be more sustainable. One of the barriers to effective textile recycling is the presence of dyes in textile waste.Dyes ma...
