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KARATSIALIS BROS & CO

Greece

KARATSIALIS BROS & Co is a leading company dealing with PLASTIC SCRAP, TEXTILE WASTE (TEXTILE BY-PRODUCTS) and PAPER SCRAP in GREECE since 1978. We have our own yards, warehouses, trucks, balers, sorting lines, grinders, recycling container etc. We export worldwide. We are certified by ISO: 9001, ISO: 14001 and OHSAS 45001, also for export to China we hold AQSIQ license and provide CCIC. Especially we Collect, Trade and Partial Process: - Plastic Waste/Scrap: LDPE, HDPE, PE, PP, BOPP, PET, PVC, PMMA, PS, PC etc. - Textile Waste/Scrap: 100% COTTON HOSIERY CLIP (sorted per colors), 100% COTTON THREAD WASTE, MIX COLOR AND MIX QUALITY FABRIC CLIPS (for shoddy-felt), SELVEDGE (RAMA), INDUSTRIAL WIPING RAGS etc. - Paper Waste/Scrap: OCC (Old Corrugated Cardboard), Mix paper etc. Our aim is only long term cooperation with serious clients can buy consecutively. Don't hesitate to contact us for more information!

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KNEBEL TEXTILRECYCLING GMBH

Germany

We collect and sell old textiles and old shoes, mainly from charity containers. Monthly volumes weigh in at approx. 350 tonnes. Whether it's oil or energy, there is no denying our resources are becoming increasingly scarce. The fibres in textiles need both of these resources. And yet, despite old paper having been collected and recycled for decades, the same cannot be said of old clothing. With every item of clothing that ends up in the bin, valuable raw materials go to waste. The company Knebel Textilrecycling has made it its mission to collect, sort and recycle old textiles – for the sake of the environment and future generations. Visit our website for an overview of our services and products.

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PAS PAR PAS

France

PAS PAR PAS aims to recover second hand clothing for the needy and employ the disabled whilst thinking about the future of our planet. We collect clothing through street containers and sell the original by the ton, sorted according to customers' requirements mainly in France and also for export. We implement secure and anti theft textile recovery containers (PAV) in partnership with local councils, social landlords and hypermarkets. The aim is to provide a local solution and increase the awareness of inhabitants with regard to donating and collecting textiles. Over 60% of textile waste can be reused. The remainder is recycled for use at the beginning of the textile industry. To achieve this aim, once collected and sorted with buttons zips, velcro strips and soles removed, the textiles are mechanically recycled.

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