We help recycle waste fabrics and plastics by building machines that enable easy sorting and identification, anywhere, anytime.

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Our LinkedIn post stirred up a lot of questions when we shared a video testing the @MatohaScience PlasTell device. We decided to record a bonus Rubbish Talk episode, with expert Chris Newton from Matoha answering your questions! See more on LinkedIn zurl.co/ECpv
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Matoha@MatohaScience21 Mar 2023
Quickly identifying #plastics
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Matoha@MatohaScience10 Oct 2022
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Matoha@MatohaScience28 Sep 2022
Great day
We had such a great time at our @ExRdFestival #FashionSurgery, getting creative and greening wardrobes! A huge thanks to @VADundee @jenballie @MatohaScience @dyerecycle @aida_rafat & all the many others who came together to make it a success!
Matoha@MatohaScience14 Jun 2022
If you are in London this weekend (18/19 June), come and visit us in the Adult zone at the Great Exhibition Road Festival! (@ExRdFestival). Demonstrating our plastic & fabric identification machines, explaining how NIR tech can sort materials and enable the circular economy
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Matoha@MatohaScience7 Jun 2022
Thank you for the mention we can help identify #textilewaste composition and see #whatsinmyclothes to drive #recycling
Matoha Instrumentation Ltd is recognized for their innovative efforts in environmental sustainability. waste.net/textilewaste.html#… #textile #fiber #recovery #recycling @MatohaScience
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Matoha@MatohaScience26 May 2022
Quick plastic scanning to identify plastics helps businesses recycle
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Matoha@MatohaScience16 May 2022
Our FabriTell unit identifying what a fabric is made of in under 1 second. Dm to find out how this affordable machine can drive the recycling of fabrics #whatsinmyclothes #Textile #recycling
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Matoha@MatohaScience10 May 2022
Replying to @SMARTTextile
Can you export textile waste to China?
Matoha@MatohaScience30 Apr 2022
National textile day 3rd of May :-)
Looks like a great deal! :). Happy National Textile Day May 3rd!
Are you interested in circular design in the fashion industry? Laura Coppen, head of circularity, shares very interesting insights into why this is needed and Zalando’s collaboration with @circularfsystem to solve this problem corporate.zalando.com/en/new…
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Did you hear about our collaboration with @Zalando_Press that was on display at @designmuseum? Made from waste with our regenerated textile fiber Infinna™️💚 Learn more about the project - designed with #Circularity in mind👉 infinitedfiber.com/blog/2022… -------- #CircularEconomy
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Matoha@MatohaScience22 Apr 2022
Replying to @SMARTTextile
What happens to the other 70%
Matoha@MatohaScience21 Apr 2022
Good news, We need as much investment in textile polymer recycling as possible. So much opportunity to recycle
Recently we met with our strategic partners at #AmagerBakke to discuss next steps towards building modern polymer recycling facilities for textiles! We are getting closer to building our 1st plant and can't wait to share more soon! wornagain.co.uk/embedding-ci… #TextileRecycling
Matoha@MatohaScience20 Apr 2022
Had the pleasure of meeting Khushbu recently and she was great and very committed to working hard to make fashion more sustainable
It’s our huge pleasure to have Khushbu Maheshwari, Innovation Analyst, Fashion for Good to this year of #SustainableApparelForum. We believe her valuable insights on the industry, will enable us to reach higher goals in the future. @FashionforGood
Matoha@MatohaScience14 Apr 2022
Replying to @Plastrecynews
The key is inputting the right feedstock. From my experience these systems can work well but you need to make sure your inputs are within the tolerances
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Matoha@MatohaScience13 Apr 2022
We are doing our bit helping to identify and segregate textiles by material type. More needs to be done on the production side though (it is happening !!)
100% circular by 2050: a time when there is dignity, equity and equality. A time when our shared textiles resources, in the form of products and raw materials, are kept in continual circulation. Virgin resources are no longer needed. Will you join the journey?
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Matoha@MatohaScience13 Apr 2022
Replying to @WCTD2050
On it already helping to identify and segregate textiles by material type. More needs to be done on the production side though
Matoha@MatohaScience13 Apr 2022
This fund could be used to create and support engaging workshops and projects for plastic and textile recycling
We are proud to announce that Veolia’s #SustainabilityFund will open for applications from 16 May. To learn more about our community funding scheme check out veolia.co.uk/sustainability-… for project ideas and how to apply.
Matoha@MatohaScience12 Apr 2022
A material made entirely from cotton waste. Innovation in the textile world that we need to see more of ! environmentalleader.com/2022…
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