ReFiber at Bharat Tex 2026 showcases technology-enabled collection and recycling of post-consumer textile waste
Technology-enabled collection and recycling of post-consumer textile waste showcased at Bharat Tex 2026
- ReFiber presented a technology-enabled system for collecting post-consumer textile waste and sending collected garments to partner non-governmental organisations for recycling.
- ReFiber said its platform also facilitates a marketplace for upcycled products.
- ReFiber described the exhibition as its first at Bharat Tex and said it was meeting businesses and potential partners from multiple countries.
What happened
ReFiber showcased a technology-enabled system for collecting post-consumer textile waste at Bharat Tex 2026. The company said collected garments are sent to partner non-governmental organisations for recycling, and the platform also supports a marketplace for upcycled products.
The company described the exhibit as its first appearance at the event and said it was using the platform to build contacts with businesses and potential partners.
UPSC can frame textile waste management around circular economy, municipal and industrial waste management, extended producer responsibility in textiles, and the economics of reuse, recycling, and upcycling. ReFiber’s showcase at Bharat Tex 2026 is a current example of private-sector and civil-society participation in waste valorisation.
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