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Reju on Textile-to-Textile Recycling | Future of Circular Polyester & PFY Market

Reju CEO Patrik Frisk on Textile-to-Textile Recycling | Future of Circular Polyester & PFY Market ChemAnalyst Interviews Patrik Frisk, CEO of Reju, on the Future of Circular Textiles In this exclusive conversation, Patrik Frisk, CEO of Reju, shares insights into how the company is building an industrial-scale system to regenerate polyester from post-consumer textile waste and PET materials. Reju, backed by Technip Energies and powered by IBM Research technology, is advancing textile-to-textile recycling through molecular depolymerization — enabling polyester to be regenerated repeatedly without losing quality. In this interview, we explore how Reju plans to transform the global textile value chain, reduce reliance on virgin fossil-based materials, and create resilient regional supply chains for the fashion and technical textile industries. Key Topics Covered: ✔ Why textile recycling must scale beyond pilot projects ✔ Reju’s first U.S. Regeneration Hub in Rochester, New York ✔ How depolymerization enables closed-loop polyester recycling ✔ Market potential for textile-to-textile recycling ✔ Circular supply chains and nearshoring strategies ✔ The role of circular materials in the future PFY and polyester markets The discussion also highlights the growing opportunity for circular polyester and Polyester Filament Yarn (PFY) as brands seek sustainable materials and resilient supply chains. About ChemAnalyst ChemAnalyst provides market intelligence, price trends, and supply chain insights across petrochemicals, polymers, fertilizers, and specialty chemicals. #PFY #TextileRecycling #PolyesterFilamentYarn #CircularEconomy #PolyesterRecycling #RecycledPolyester #Reju #PETRecycling #SustainableTextiles #ChemicalRecycling #Depolymerization #FashionSustainability #TextileIndustry #PolymerIndustry #TechnipEnergies #IBMResearch #CircularFashion #ChemAnalyst