Laval (Mayenne)
Textile Renaissance.
The name sounds like a manifesto.
Eighty people are expected to work in the future used clothing recycling plant in Changé (Mayenne).
The first production line will be tested soon.
From 2022, the site is aiming for a production capacity of 9,000 tonnes of recycled textiles on three lines, with 3 × 8 teams.
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It all started in the summer of 2020, when the Mulliez-Flory company signed a contract for the upcycling (or upcycling, improved recycling) of 4 tonnes of used pants from Norauto mechanics in 15,000 gray T-shirts.
Wool and cotton spinning mill created in 1824 on a royal edict from Louis XVIII, Mulliez-Flory is today a company specializing in professional clothing (worksite and factory clothing, uniforms, health linen) made in the Mediterranean basin. and in southern Europe
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This family SME (70 million euros in turnover, 238 employees) has its headquarters and a factory in the heart of Cholet textiles, in
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