Reju™, a textile-to-textile regeneration company, has announced plans for product validation and adoption with Utexa and Antex, two global leaders in multifilament yarn production with manufacturing locations in Europe and the Americas. The companies will validate Reju’s proprietary material, REJU Polyester™, for commercial adoption in multifilament yarns for textile applications. Yarns produced at Utexa’s plant in Choloma and Honduras, and Antex’s Girona, Spain, facility are scheduled to be used by Reju’s brand partners for garment development and analysis of near-shore supply chains by October 2025.
“These partnerships accelerate the development of high-quality, sustainable yarns meeting the growing demand for environmentally responsible, regionally sourced textile solutions,” says Patrik Frisk, CEO at Reju. “By combining the proven manufacturing capabilities of Utexa and Antex with Reju’s polyester, we will drive meaningful change in the textile industry, demonstrating the ability to produce high-quality yarns and fabrics within the continents where our Regeneration Hubs will be located. Aligning with these mills enables us to deliver products that not only meet the expectations of conscious consumers, but also contribute to a more sustainable future for the planet.”
“Working with Reju reinforces our mission to advance textile innovation and speed in the Americas,” says Jon Pavlansky, president at Utexa. “We look forward to exploring the full potential of Reju Polyester and setting a new industry standard in sustainable yarns.”
“Reju’s circular polyester aligns perfectly with our commitment to sustainable innovation, speed, and efficiency for textile supply chains,” says Marta Molist, innovation & sustainability director at Antex. “As a global producer of multifilament yarns, we’re proud to help bring this next-generation material to life, delivering performance, quality, and environmental responsibility at industrial scale.”
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