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From ocean waste to fabric: inside Spain’s sustainable fashion revolution

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Briefings

Spanish company Ecoalf converts over 12 million tonnes of annual ocean plastic into sustainable fabrics, challenging the industry's reliance on overproduction. The article presents this as a potential solution to environmental waste but does not confirm if it successfully transformed the fashion sector or if the circular supply chain model is viable for the entire industry.

Key points

• Ecoalf processes over 12 million tonnes of plastic annually from the ocean into new fabrics.
• The article presents Ecoalf's model as a potential solution to the industry's overproduction issues.

Context and limitations

The article presents a single case study without broader industry data, and it does not confirm if the circular supply chain model is viable for the entire fashion sector.

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