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Aquafil, ECNC Land & Sea Group und Star Sock schliessen sich zusammen zur Förderung der Initiative "The Healthy Seas, a Journey from Waste to Wear".

Aquafil, ECNC Land & Sea Group and Star Sock have established the "Healthy Seas, a Journey from Waste to Wear" initiative. The main objective of this initiative is to remove waste, in particular fishing nets, from the seas and oceans for the purpose of creating healthier seas and recycling marine litter. 

The analysis made by the Ellen Mac Arthur Foundation for the Aquafil Group has been covered by the Guardian newspaper;

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Fiber maker Aquafil said it has released its 2011 Sustainability Report:

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Giulio Bonazzi, CEO and President of the Aquafil Group, speaks about Ray Anderson by a supplier perspective.

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Discarded materials, products and components can represent either a major environmental dilemma or a massive potential economic windfall.

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Following its 10-year lease of a 234,000-square-foot industrial building at 101 Friction Drive, Aquafil USA has completed the installation of one of Georgia’s largest solar photovoltaic systems.

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Aquafil’s Econyl nylon 6 recovery and renewal process is delivering an endless loop in the polymers market (Recycling Today).

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In this Face2Face interview on Fibre2fashion with its correspondent Cindrella Thawani, Bonazzi talks about  the increased energy and cost, man-made fibre industry performance and deteriorated economic situation of Europe (Fibre2fashion.com).

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