Jerrabomberra, Australia: Australian biotech innovator, Samsara Eco, on Wednesday last opened its first plant, representing a significant milestone in the fight against plastic waste. The new plant will exponentially increase the company’s ability to produce virgin-identical, low-carbon circular materials like recycled nylon 6,6 and polyester with...
Samsara Eco's enzymatic depolymerisation technology makes it possible to rebuild worn or contaminated textiles into virgin-equivalent materials through breaking down synthetic fibres into original building blocks. The partnership with Deakin University addresses textile additives like dyes, finishes and coatings that affect recycling effectiveness for synthetic materials processing applications.
