As consumers increasingly demand sustainably-made products, more and more businesses are committing to increasing rPET content in their textile and apparel products. In fact, over 100 major brands have signed on to the Recycled Polyester Challenge, a pledge to source up to 45% of polyester from recycled sources by 2025 (and 90% by 2030).
When incorporating rPET into textile and apparel supply chains, it’s vital that you ensure your textile suppliers are not using higher-than-stated amounts of virgin polyester in their fibers or fabrics. Our experts help you verify that you are working with ethical suppliers so that the actual rPET content in your textile product matches the label. Our global network of testing labs can help you protect your reputation and avoid inadvertently false sustainability claims.
Our testing programs for the textile, apparel, and footwear industry deliver proven data on the recycled material content in your fabric, helping you increase fiber traceability in your supply chain and make recycled claims with confidence. Using cutting-edge equipment, our lab technicians can determine the content of rPET in your sample by measuring the concentration of IPA (isophthalic acid), a compound contained in plastic drinks bottles, which is a primary component of recycled polyester.
The sample can be collected directly from your supplier’s facilities at any stage of manufacturing, so you can be sure that the sample we test accurately represents your actual production run.
QIMA recycled polyester testing can be provided as a standalone service, or seamlessly incorporated as part of a comprehensive textile and apparel testing program that includes chemical, physical and mechanical tests against a wide range of international product quality and safety standards.
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