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Purfi secures the Trends Impact Award for circular economy 2023!

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At the recent Trends Impact Awards ceremony in Brussels Expo, Purfi was honored with the prestigious Trends Impact Award in the Circular Economy category. The event celebrated businesses that make significant sustainable impacts through their pioneering projects. Our win marks a significant achievement for our team, underlining our commitment to sustainable business practices.

Advancing Sustainable Business Models

The Trends Impact Awards, a collaboration between Trends, founding partner PwC, and with the support of Antwerp Management School, were instituted to assist businesses in transforming their operations into sustainable business models and to recognize impact-driven entrepreneurs striving for societal change.

Purfi's recognition in the Circular Economy category serves as a testament to our ongoing efforts to contribute positively to the circular economy, focusing on the processing of post-industrial, pre-consumer, and post-consumer waste, particularly in cotton, aramids, meta-aramids, and denim textiles.

© 2023 Concordia
© 2023 Concordia



Innovation and Recognition

Purfi's innovative technology for rejuvenating textile fibers, which allows us to process new yarn from post-consumer textile waste while maintaining the fiber's quality and length, impressed the panel of experts. This recognition is a testament to our dedication to finding sustainable solutions for the textile waste issue in the production of fabrics, fibers, and yarns for performance, workwear, and safety applications.

This award serves as a powerful motivation for us to continue finding solutions for the effective management of various types of textile waste.

To learn more about our pioneering work in transforming old fibers into new yarn, you can read the full Trends article here. 

© 2023 Concordia
© 2023 Concordia


Relive the Evening!

Relive the evening with pictures of Leyla Hesna and stay connected with Purfi as we continue to drive sustainable initiatives and shape a better future for generations to come! 



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