DUBLIN, Feb. 19, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — The “Global Textile Recycling Market” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering.
Textile waste is the second-greatest pollution-generated industry in the global economy. Recycled textile products help to reduce textile waste landfills and protect the environment from pollution. Various global and regional players have entered the market. The growth in apparel and home furnishing industries and strict standards for textile waste further drive the global textile recycling market. The report estimates that the growth of the global textile recycling market, globally and regionally, will represent national and regional output growth rates. The demands in most countries are expected to grow going forward. The growth in the automotive industry and increasing textile waste collection further drive the global textile recycling market.
The rate of growth is expected to pick up in the coming years. The Asia-Pacific region, especially China, Japan, and India, should grow relatively faster over the next five years, but the impact on the total market growth rate is not expected to be significant enough to off-balance the slower growth rates in the West.
In terms of industrial GDP values, China and the U.S. are the largest globally. Japan and Germany are ranked third and fourth. The growth of these economies significantly helps the global textile recycling market. The growing per capita apparel consumption and demand for recycled textile fiber in developing countries further drive the global textile recycling market. The growing fashion trends and rise in middle-class families’ disposable income further drive the global textile recycling market. The strict norms on textile landfills in North America and Europe provoke textile manufacturers to enter into the textile recycling business. Moreover, the high cost of textile landfills reduces the profit margins of the manufacturing industry. Thus, textile recycling production is a lucrative opportunity for textile manufacturers.
Additionally, continuous government support and policies for the textile recycling business drive the global textile recycling market. Due to the rise in the cost of textile landfills, various global textile manufacturers focus on collecting textile waste. These manufacturers collect pre-and post-consumer waste from industry, construction sites, local schools, charity houses, and households. The ease of availability of textile waste and the rise in advanced textile recycling technology attract global textile manufacturers’ attention.
This post-consumer waste required enormous infrastructure for sorting the textile waste. The key global companies are trying to create partnerships, joint ventures, and collaborations with small and medium textile recycling companies for post-consumer textile waste.
Manufacturers widely accept mechanical processes for textile recycling. The mechanical process is one of the oldest and most-efficient procedures in the world. Due to the ease of use and availability of textile waste, the mechanical textile recycling process is preferred by developing countries. Whereas the chemical textile recycling process is in the research and development phase. The chemical textile recycling process requires a high initial investment, advanced equipment, specific chemicals, and skilled labor. The companies from North America and Europe are strategically shifting from mechanical to chemical processes. The chemical textile recycling process can produce highly pure and quality fiber compared to the mechanical process.
The report will include details about various types of materials used in textile recycling, end-use industries for textile recycling, distribution channels of textile recycling, types of textile waste, and processes of textile recycling. Estimated values are based on manufacturers’ total revenues. Projected revenue values are in constant U.S. dollars, unadjusted for inflation. The report contains comprehensive information regarding the textile recycling industry and the users thereof.
The Report Includes
- 54 data tables and 55 additional tables
- An overview of the current and future global market for textile recycling technology
- Analyses of the global market trends, with historical market revenue data (sales figures) for 2022, estimates for 2023, forecasts for 2024 and 2026, and projections of compound annual growth rates (CAGRs) through 2028
- Estimate of the actual market size and revenue forecast for the global textile recycling market, and a corresponding market share analysis based on material type, textile waste, process, distribution channel, end-use industry and region
- Facts and figures pertaining to the market drivers, opportunities and challenges, emerging technologies and future prospects
- Discussion of sustainability trends and factors in the textile recycling market, with emphasis on consumer attitudes, ESG scores, case studies and the ESG practices of leading companies
- An analysis of relevant patents
- Overview of the major vendors along with an analysis of the industry structure, including company market shares, recent M&A activity and venture funding
- Competitive intelligence on the leading market players, their global rankings, recent developments, key financials and segmental revenues, and product portfolios
- Company profiles of major players within the industry, including Lenzing AG, Birla Cellulose, Hyosung TNC, and Unifi Inc.
Key Topics Covered:
Chapter 1 Introduction
Chapter 2 Summary and Highlights
Chapter 3 Market Overview
- Market Definition
- Regulatory Bodies in the Global Textile Recycling Market
- Pricing Analysis
- Factors Affecting Selection of Textile Recycling Market
- Importance of the Textile Recycling
Chapter 4 Market Dynamics
- Market Drivers
- Increasing Demand for Textile Fiber
- Government Support for Circular Economy
- Market Restraints
- Lack of Technical Knowledge and Awareness
- Market Opportunities
- Growing Research and Development Activities in the Market
- Growth Opportunities in Asian-Pacific Markets
- Market Challenges
- High Initial Infrastructure Cost
- Stringent Regulations for Textile Recycling Manufacturers
Chapter 5 Emerging Technologies and Development
- Key Highlights
- Industry Trends
- Automation in Textile Recycling Industry
- Collaboration and Partnership with Global Textile Brand
Chapter 6 Global Textile Recycling Market by Process
Chapter 7 Global Textile Recycling Market by Textile Waste
Chapter 8 Global Textile Recycling Market by Material
Chapter 9 Global Textile Recycling Market by End-Use Industry
Chapter 10 Global Textile Recycling Market by Distribution Channel
Chapter 11 Global Textile Recycling Market by Region
Chapter 12 Sustainability in the Textile Recycling Industry: An ESG Perspective
Chapter 13 Patent Analysis
- Significance of Patents
- Importance of Patent Analysis
- Patent Analysis Based on Country of Origin
- Patent Analysis Based on Year
- Patent Analysis Based on Type
- Patent Analysis Based on Patents Filed to Different Companies
Chapter 14 M&A and Fundings Outlook
Chapter 15 Competitive Intelligence
Chapter 16 Company Profiles
- American-Recyclers
- Anandi Texstyles
- Birla Cellulose
- Boer Group
- Hyosung Tnc
- Leigh Fibers
- Lenzing Ag
- Martex Fiber
- Otto-Garne
- Patagonia Inc.
- Pistoni Srl
- Procotex Corp.
- Renewcell
- Textile Recycling International
- Unifi Inc.
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