We recycle discarded fishing nets and produce nylon fibre from 100% recycled fishing nets. 1 - Recycling Inresst recycling system begins by designing out waste from ocean plastics. We start by reclaiming nets used in deep-sea fisheries, offshore aquaculture, as well as rope material from shipping materials. 2 - Regeneration We then give these discarded fishing nets a new life cycle. Once the nets are collected, they are mechanically recycled into sparkling clean Chips (PA6) in a low carbon factory. 3 - Production InResST recycled nylon is then transformed into fibres, yarns, fabrics and polymers. Perfectly suitable for producing clothing textiles, household goods and many other products. 4 - Application We provide a one stop shop for brands and manufacturing companies. We are flexible in terms of offering Inresst recycled nylon at the fibre and fabric level. We also have in house production capabilities to produce finished garments to meet clients demands. Inresst collaborates with concious brands and manufacturers to innovate and develop a wide range of future orientated products.
| Website | https://www.inresst.com// |
| Employees | 14 (6 on RocketReach) |
| Founded | 2020 |
| Industry | Apparel and Fashion |
| Keywords | Ocean Plastic Recycling, Sustainable Textiles, Sustainable Materials, Plastic Waste Management, Upcycled Materials, Reduce Plastic Waste, Reuse And Recycle, Waste Recycling Solutions, Eco-Friendly Materials, Sustainable Manufacturing, Circular Economy, Environmental Sustainability, Ocean Conservation, Responsible Sourcing |
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