An installation by NGO Redress featuring a pile of second-hand clothes.

China aims to recycle 25% of textile waste by 2025. As well as recycling a quarter of the 22 million tonnes of textile waste accrued each year, the country is looking to produce two million tonnes of recycled fibre annually within the next three years, according to an announcement from China’s National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and Ministry of Commerce. The textile initiatives are part of a broader push for China to reach peak carbon emissions within the decade and carbon neutrality by 2060.

As a company that attaches importance to environmental protection, XMBAG actively responds to the national demand, promotes industrial upgrading, to develop the recycling process of waste fabrics, and is committed to providing customers with better quality recycled fabric products.

210D RPET Recycled Fabric from XMBAG