Camira Group has taken a majority stake of UK textile recycling organization. Iinouiio to build innovative textile products based on circularity. Camira Yarns has turned out to be the majority shareholder in iinouiio. That has attached huge financial investment financing to put in state-of-the-art wool textile. Reprocessing machinery, the very first of the type of its in the UK for more than twenty ages.
iinouiio was started in 2019 by Dr John Parkinson. Who retains component ownership and can head up the brand new venture. Building on a long standing family tree of textile recycling. Working alongside the dad of his more than forty years back. Parkinson is speaking for UKFT’s Sustainability in UK Textiles convention in May.
Headquartered in Mirfield, West Yorkshire. Camira works manufacturing websites in & near Huddersfield providing the organization textile manufacturing abilities from yarn spinning. To weaving, dyeing plus textile finishing and printing. Right now there are websites within Birkby, Holmfirth and Meltham. A technical knitting grow in Nottingham. Along with a European production center in Lithuania.
Group of Iinouiio
The match with Camira is ideal for iinouiio: 2 like-minded businesses that share a passion for sustainability. As well as textiles that together requires textile circularity to a different level. The assembly of the brand new recycling line is going to be a milestone for the UK textile market. As well as iinouiio are delighted that it’ll be placed to the Camira Yarns center in Huddersfield,” Parkinson believed.
“We’re genuinely looking forward to this great chance. Which not just builds on the sustainability standing of Camira. But is going to position us to be a market leader of textile circularity. Market demands for a lesser amount of waste plus eco conscious customers. Have finally put textile recycling at the roof of the agenda. Therefore we cannot wait around to get helping John to create the iinouiio brand. Along with innovative green initiatives and items from Camira,” Anthony Croall, Camira Group business director, stated.
