Case studies and articles

Smurfit Kappa's Roermond plant has won several environmental awards over the years.

QO hotel in Amsterdam aims to embrace a sustainable, circular approach and generate a positive impact for both people and planet.

Martex Fiber recycles textile waste into new materials.

The company’s unique process enables retailers to recycle produce waste from their grocery department and resell it as an organic lawn and garden soil supplement.

Asirtex is the Iberian association of textile recycling. It is their goal to connect companies in this field to promote common interests, transparency and synergies throughout the industry.

The Frankenhuis is an international textile recycling company, fiberizing post-consumer and industrial textiles. The fibers can be processed into felts or new yarns.

i-did transforms recycled textile fibers and damaged textiles into a high quality felted products, based on the 'circular economy' concept.

Storage Share makes vacant commercial real estate such as offices or retail space available to individuals as an inexpensive form of storage.

Read more at:

Agilyx converts previously non-recyclable and low value waste plastics into crude oil through a patented system. With Gen 7, Agilyx expands its product portfolio

Most laboratory buildings use significantly more water per square foot than standard commercial buildings and significant cost-effective improvements can be made in water efficiency, especially wit

Chroma uses post-consumer textile waste to create colorful felts without using new dyes.

The Orchid in Mumbai is India's pioneering eco-hotel. One initiatives is to eliminate wastewater discharge by treating and recycling 100% of water onsite.

Closing The Loop is an Amsterdam-based company that specialises in mobile phone recycling.

The United Arab Emirates has one of the highest per capita water consumption rates in the world.

Trash-2-Cash is an EU funded research project aiming to create new regenerated fibers from pre-consumer and post-consumer waste.

This research paper outlines the various possibilities for the reuse of leftover bread.

Slatwater Brewery in Florida has developed and released 'edible' six-pack rings for beer cans. The packaging is 100% biodegradable and edible for sea birds and other animals.

St. Cloud Hospital in Minnesota has installed a system which is able to dehydrate and grind its food waste.

Whitbread Group, the UK’s largest hospitality company, will install greywater recycling systems in all new-build hotels as part of a company-wide water management i