Recover™, a foremost innovator in recycled cotton fibre, and Intradeco, a well-known force in the realm of integrated textile manufacturing, have entered into a strategic joint venture to sophisticated circular textile production in the Western Hemisphere. The new venture will be based in El Salvador, influencing the region’s strategic key position within the Americas’ textile and textile supply chain.
The collaboration will focus on the production of Recover™’s low-impact, high-quality recycled cotton fibre through a recently established facility deliberately situated near major textile waste sources as well as manufacturing hubs. This location will facilitate streamlined operations, faster lead times, and a considerably decreased environmental footprint.
“Our partnership with Intradeco permits us to address the growing demand for nearshoring while driving meaningful and large-scale sustainable progression in the fashion industry,” said Anders Sjöblom, CEO of Recover™.
The joint venture is tactically aligned to address compliance requirements such as the UFLPA and to serve brands shifting operations to the CAFTA region amid worldwide trade dynamics. The companies aim to set up closed-loop textile systems and support advanced circularity in the coming years.
“We are proud to align forces with Recover™ to deliver the production of recycled materials at scale. This partnership underscores our long-standing dedication to innovation and sustainability,” said Jaime Miguel, CEO of Intradeco.
The venture is expected to begin operations in 2025, with initial shredding handled at the Recover™ Spanish facility. This expansion adds El Salvador to Recover™’s global footprint, which includes Spain, Bangladesh, Vietnam, and Pakistan.
Operations for the joint venture are expected to launch in 2025, with initial shredding activities at Recover™ ’s Spanish facility. This expansion marks El Salvador as the most up-to-date addition to Recover™’s growing global footprint, which includes Bangladesh, Spain, Vietnam, and Pakistan.
