Japanese Imperial People Actively Develop Old Garment Recycling Business In China

Japanese Imperial company plans to expand the recycling business of polyester products in China. The company will appoint its responsible person to China next year to promote local clothing manufacturers to participate in the recycling of polyester products. At present, recycling waste in China Dress material It will be shipped to Japan for the production of recycled fibers, and then exported to China as fabrics and yarns. In the future, the company will discuss the construction of recycling facilities in China.

The environmental awareness of Chinese consumers is rising, so the company expects the demand for textile recycling will rise.

The emperor's subsidiary, the emperor's fiber, will organize the enterprises wishing to participate in the recycling plan and establish the "ECO CIRCLE" organization. The organization and co operation enterprises cooperate from the stage of commodity development, recycling old clothes at the shop counters, and then making recycled fibers for sale to the participating enterprises, and then making them into textile products. The enterprises involved in the plan include more than 150 enterprises in the area of tooling recycling, but there are still 2 enterprises in China, such as sportswear manufacturers.

In order to expand its business in China, the company plans to send 1~2 heads of recycling business to Nantong commodity development center, Jiangsu, which is scheduled to be set up next year, to visit Chinese garment manufacturers and sporting goods manufacturers to promote their participation in the cooperation plan.

The waste clothes recovered in China will be shipped to Songshan factory in Japan under the group of Japanese people. After making yarn and cloth, they will be exported to China. Part of the dyeing process of cloth and cloth will be held by the Chinese imperial factory. In the future, we will discuss cooperation with the China Chemical Industry Association (601117, Guba) fiber industry association to build regenerated fiber facilities in China.

Clothing and sporting goods manufacturers participating in the recycling plan will be allowed to affix "ECO CIRCLE" labels on their products. China's awareness of environmental protection is also improving.

The emperor has the most advanced technology to decompose polyester products at molecular level into raw materials and then make polyester fibers.

Although recycled materials obtained at molecular level are expensive, energy consumption and carbon dioxide emissions can be reduced by 80% at most, compared with petroleum based polyester raw materials.