CircuTex

Md Abdur Rouf, executive director of Bhaluka-based Simco Spinning & Textiles Ltd, says, "International retailers and brands nominate recycled yarns as eco-friendly consumers also want companies to manufacture more garment items from recycled yarn and fabrics".
"A of waste cotton and scraps should be built so spinners don't face any crisis of raw materials"

Bangladesh misses out on using textile scraps in full Spinners in Bangladesh are facing a shortage of waste cotton and textile scraps since a major portion of them is shipped abroad amid higher demand for recycled yarns and fabrics worldwide.

Bangladesh could capture $1.2b of recycled textile industry.

~Global Fashion Agenda and McKinsey & Company study finds

Bangladesh could capture $1.2b of recycled textile industry Bangladesh has the potential to produce $1.2 billion worth of recycled textile and garment items as the country has a big production base for cotton fibre clothing items, according to a recent study by the Global Fashion Agenda (GFA) and McKinsey & Company.