Company Category: Consultancy services

Re-Fresh Global

We are Re-Fresh Global and we transform textile waste into valuable raw materials through our enzymatic hydrolysis process, driving a circular economy. We have a diverse group of experts that are specialists in biotechnology, material science, and circular economy strategies, and we are united by a shared mission to transform textile waste into valuable, sustainable resources.

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PULVERA S.R.L.

Pulvera is an Italian start-up that recovers textile waste, pulverizes it using the advanced pulverization technology developed by its parent company, Casati Flock & Fibers, and uses the resulting powder to create new materials and products. Its mission is to lead companies in the textile sector toward a future that reduces waste, minimizes environmental impact, and enables a completely new, scalable, and tailor-made textile recycling process.

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PICVISA MACHINE VISION SYSTEMS SL

PICVISA is a European leader in artificial intelligence–based optical sorting technologies for recycling and resource recovery. Headquartered in Barcelona, Spain, the company develops advanced machine vision systems that combine hyperspectral imaging, robotics and AI algorithms to automate the identification and separation of complex waste streams. For more than a decade, PICVISA has been helping recycling operators increase material recovery rates, improve purity levels and reduce operational costs through intelligent automation. Its technologies are deployed in recycling facilities worldwide across sectors including plastics, glass, metals, electronic waste and textiles. In the textile sector, PICVISA has positioned itself as one of the leading technology providers in Europe for automated textile sorting. The company’s ECOSORT TEXTILE solution uses artificial intelligence and advanced optical sensors to identify garments and textile fractions by fibre composition, colour, texture and fabric structure. This enables recyclers to efficiently separate large volumes of post-consumer textiles into high-quality streams suitable for reuse, mechanical recycling or fibre-to-fibre processes. As textile waste volumes grow globally and new regulations require higher recycling and reuse rates, automation is becoming essential to scale industrial textile sorting operations. PICVISA’s technology helps recyclers transition from labour-intensive manual processes to fully automated sorting lines capable of processing thousands of garments per hour with high accuracy and consistency. Through continuous innovation in AI-based vision systems and sensor technology, PICVISA is contributing to the development of the next generation of recycling infrastructure. The company actively collaborates with industrial partners, recyclers and technology providers to advance the automation of textile recovery plants and enable circular value chains for post-consumer textiles. With installations operating across Europe and internationally, PICVISA is helping recycling companies unlock the value of complex waste streams and transform textile waste into new raw materials. By combining artificial intelligence, industrial automation and deep expertise in material recognition, PICVISA is playing a key role in scaling textile recycling and accelerating the transition toward a more circular global economy.

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NEXT TECHNOLOGY TECNOTESSILE

Next Technology Tecnotessile – NTT (Italy, Tuscany), is one of Italian leading organisations in Research and Development. Founded in 1972 in Prato, at the heart of Europe’s main textile district, NTT has quickly become a reference point not only regionally but also nationally and internationally for technological transfer and innovation. NTT’s primary goal is to enhance the competitiveness of companies, helping them stay at the forefront through advanced technological solutions and research projects aimed at the future. Initially established to support the textile and fashion industry, NTT has progressively expanded its activities in many other different industrial sectors, including mechanics, automotive, logistics, and ICT. This expansion has led NTT to collaborate with numerous strategic partners, including companies, universities, and research centres, strengthening its presence in international R&D projects. Thanks to this extensive collaboration network, NTT is now a key player in technological innovation, offering innovative solutions ranging from semi-industrial scale prototyping to highly specialised technical consulting. NTT also coordinates the Fashion Technology District OTIR2020 – Tuscany Fashion Cluster (OTIR2020–TFC), by involving more than 120 members including SMEs; LE, Universities, R&D and Training Center, Federetaions. The aim is to coordinate and support the Tuscan production system by enhancing the level of innovation targeted areas. Through technical and technological support, NTT guides companies in following the evolving trends of the sector, helping them compete effectively in an increasingly global and dynamic market. | Next Technology Tecnotessile – NTT (Italy, Tuscany), is one of Italian leading organisations in Research and Development. Founded in 1972 in Prato, at the heart of Europe’s main textile district, NTT has quickly become a reference point not only regionally but also nationally and internationally for technological transfer and innovation. NTT’s primary goal is to enhance the competitiveness of companies, helping them stay at the forefront through advanced technological solutions and research projects aimed at the future. Initially established to support the textile and fashion industry, NTT has progressively expanded its activities in many other different industrial sectors, including mechanics, automotive, logistics, and ICT. This expansion has led NTT to collaborate with numerous strategic partners, including companies, universities, and research centres, strengthening its presence in international R&D projects. Thanks to this extensive collaboration network, NTT is now a key player in technological innovation, offering innovative solutions ranging from semi-industrial scale prototyping to highly specialised technical consulting. NTT also coordinates the Tuscany Fashion Cluster (TFC), by involving more than 120 members including SMEs; LE, Universities, R&D and Training Center, Federetaions. The aim is to coordinate and support the Tuscany production system by enhancing the level of innovation targeted areas. Through technical and technological support, NTT guides companies in following the evolving trends of the sector, helping them compete effectively in an increasingly global and dynamic market.

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Matoha

Matoha Instrumentation exists to solve a practical problem at the heart of textile recycling: we do not know, with enough certainty, what materials are really moving through the system. Matoha builds technology that identifies textiles at garment level, where decisions are actually made. Not in laboratories. Not in theory. On sorting tables, in live operations, under real-world conditions. Each scan replaces assumption with evidence. But identification alone is not enough. What matters is what follows. Every garment scanned becomes a data point. Over time, those data points create a clear, traceable picture of material flows: what fibres appear, in what volumes, at what quality, and where they go next. This is garment-level tracking and tracing, built from the ground up. That information changes behaviour. Sorters work with greater confidence. Recyclers plan with clearer inputs. Brands gain insight into post-consumer reality, rather than relying on models or averages. Decisions improve because the data improves. Matoha’s approach is deliberately grounded. The tools are simple to use, the outputs are practical, and the aim is progress rather than spectacle. In an industry full of ambition, we focus on delivery. At events, we show what already works. Real garments. Real scans. Real data. Because the transition to circular textiles will not be driven by promises, but by infrastructure that earns trust through use.

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Material Return

Material Return is your solution for custom circularity. We work with local manufacturers and national brands to transform textile waste into new products – all within 75 miles. Our model benefits the environment, local economies, our workers, and our values-aligned clients.

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MAPEA

As a textile recycling solution provider, Mapea recovers textile waste into technical plastics for industry. With our patented TEXTIUM technology, we give a new life to cotton waste, polyester, and polyamide as well as PET/PA blends, elastane, and PU coatings. With our expertise in grinding, densification, formulation, and compounding, we support you in your future recycling solutions

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KOSHA.ai

KOSHA.ai is an award-winning deep-tech startup developing hardware and software solutions to enable circular textile systems. Our IP-protected innovations include FibreSENSE, a portable NIR-based device for instant fibre identification used in sorting and quality verification, and KOSHATrace, a Digital Product Passport (DPP) platform enabling traceability across supply chains and textile waste value chains. KOSHA.ai has been recognized by organizations including the World Economic Forum, H&M Foundation, IKEA Foundation, Climate-KIC, Mercedes-Benz Research & Development India, Startup India, and NASSCOM, and has also been featured in the Hon’ble Prime Minister of India’s monthly address to the nation.

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INNOCHEM SRL

InnoChem SRL,founded in 2018 in Italy,is a service company for industrial process and transformation chemistry mainly focused on the recovery and valorization of waste and by-products, including textiles, finished garments, end-of-life industrial materials such as adhesives and polymers. The new TextInOL technology will be presented to give a stronger contribution to the chemical textile recycling sector.

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Furmark

A certification, traceability and labelling system for natural fur. Includes labels for vintage and re- and upcycled fur products with professional provenace estimates and a maintenace record.

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