Circ is a global leader in textile-to-textile (T2T) chemical recycling, enabling closed-loop recovery of polyestercotton blends. Our first commercial-scale plant in France will process 70,000 tons of post-consumer and post-industrial textile waste annually, producing high-quality recycled materials equivalent to virgin inputs.
CIR
Circ
Company · France
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Their record over time
Circ filed 4 positions between 21 Jul 2023 and 18 Nov 2025, across 4 of the 665 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 3 times.
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What they argued
The Industrial Decarbonisation Accelerator Act (IDAA) must explicitly include textile-to-textile (T2T) recycling as a downstream enabler of decarbonisation to support the EUs climate, circularity, and industrial competitiveness goals. T2T recycling substitutes virgin cotton and polyester, both carbon and resource intensive, and should be recognized as a clean carbon input for circular chemical applications.
Overall, Circ supports the EU Green Claims Directive but seeks further information on specific claims and support for small and medium enterprises. As a textile-to-textile recycler and producer of recycled products for the textile and apparel sector, Circ firmly supports the EU Green Claims Directive. Unsubstantiated green claims negatively affect Circ's value proposition.
Circ is a France-based textile-to-textile chemical recycler that turns end-of-life poly-cotton into recycled MMC and polyester, substituting water- and forest-intensive virgin cotton/MMCs to cut land, water, and chemical pressures on biodiversity.
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