"By recycling textiles scrap, we not only conserve valuable landfill space, we reduce the amount of natural resources used in the manufacture of new textile production."

When our company began in the 1940’s we were continuous buyers of textile scrap. At the time this type of material was consumed by specific paper mills producing rag content paper. This was considered a very high quality paper used for writing and high end periodicals and publications. Collecting fabric and rags for re-use has a long history in the paper making industry.
 

"It’s all about finding value in your waste stream. We apply the experience gained in assisting thousands of companies achieve the goal of lowering disposal costs, generating income and conserving our environmental resources.”  

Although very few, if any, paper mills are consumers of this material today, we continue to process and market various grades of textiles. The end market for this material in this “day and age” are manufacturers of carpet underlayment and auto soundproofing. 

According to the Council for Textile Recycling, nationwide over 4,000,000 tons of post-consumer textiles enter the waste stream every year