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Did you spot our CEO and Founder, Adam Root, in BusinessGreen? In this spotlight series, Adam talks about Matter's journey so far, the story behind Regen.®, and debunks the myth that sustainable solutions aren't commercially viable. 'The biggest misconception we face is that sustainable solutions aren't commercially viable. The opposite can be true. For the textiles industry and apparel brands, implementing Regen.® can reduce operational costs by reducing chemical treatments and energy usage.' 📰Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/e2AgidPi

We are so proud to see Regen.® for Textile Production featured in Sourcing Journal’s 2025 Sustainability Report! Huge thanks to Paradise Textiles (Alpine Group )- collaboration like this is key to tackling microfibre pollution at scale. 💚

We’re thrilled to be featured in Sourcing Journal’s 2025 Sustainability Report, alongside our partners Paradise Textiles, highlighting Regen.® for Textile Production – our game changing microfibre filtration technology. In this exclusive Q&A, Matter CEO Adam Root and Paradise Textiles VP Lewis E. Shuler II discuss: ✅Why microfibre pollution is more urgent than ever ✅The game-changing impact of Regen.® for Textile Production can have for textile producers and brands ✅How cross-industry collaboration is driving real change With over 160,000 tonnes of microfibres released into waterways every year from textile production, it’s time to act. Our collaboration with Paradise Textiles is a crucial step in tackling this issue at scale. 📖 Read the full report here: https://lnkd.in/gzYF-4yq #SourcingJournal #Sustainability #Regen #TextileInnovation #Microplastics #CircularEconomy #Collaboration

Hi 👋, I’m super excited to share Matter. 2024 impact report is live! So for us 2024 was the year of partnerships. We announced our new partnership with BSH Home Appliances Group and Paradise Textiles which will allow our technology to have huge impact globally. Thank you to all our supporters, suppliers, investors and everyone who believes in our mission! https://lnkd.in/eWi-RyVM

We are incredibly excited to release our 2024 Impact Report! 2024 was a year of significant growth for Matter, as we continued to expand our technology to address microplastic pollution across major emission pathways. This report outlines our vision, achievements, and the tangible progress we have made toward a cleaner future. A few highlights include: 🎉Becoming B Corp certified 📃Co-authored a major whitepaper and hosted a roundtable at the House of Lords 🚀Launched Regen.® for Textile Production – our ground-breaking microfibre filtration technology for textile production ✅Announced three major collaborations with industry leaders in laundry and textiles, showcasing the scalability of our solutions and driving transformative change. A huge thank you to everyone who has continued to support us including our investors, customers and the entire Matter team for their dedication to our mission. Read the full report here: https://lnkd.in/dJ_4iDZT S2G Investments, Regeneration.VC, BSH Home Appliances Group, Paradise Textiles, Alpine Group , Teejay Group, One Small Planet, Katapult Ocean, Innovate UK

The textile manufacturing industry is responsible for 160,000 tonnes of microfibre emissions every year. With growing consumer pressure, brands are relying on manufacturers to help them meet sustainability targets and deliver on environmental commitments. With Matter's Regen.® for Textile Production technology, you can: ✅ Significantly lower OPEX by reducing chemical usage and maintenance expenses ✅ Cut your carbon emissions to meet sustainability targets ✅ Reduce microfibre emissions across your facility Contact the Matter team today to learn more: https://lnkd.in/e5GzF7gD

📢'Of all the microplastics I found, 99% were microfibres.' In our latest episode of 'In Conversation with: Liberty Turrell', Liberty unveils shocking findings from her research, revealing that most of the microplastics found in the samples were microfibres. Despite their tiny size, synthetic fibres are one of the largest contributors to the microplastic pollution crisis. One third of the world's ocean based microplastics originate from textiles and clothing. ⏯️This is just one piece of the wider picture. Watch the full episode on our YouTube channel to learn more about Liberty’s findings. https://lnkd.in/evvmxu8r #microplastics #microfibres #microfibers #microfibrepollution #plasticpollution

Microfibre pollution is a growing challenge in the textile and fashion industry, but Fashion for Good's new comprehensive report in collaboration with The Microfibre Consortium sheds light on the issue and the solutions.🧵 This report explores: 🔹 Definition, Sources & Pathways 🔹 Root Causes, Testing & Solutions 🔹 Biodegradation, Toxicity & Regulations. We are proud to see our patented filtration technology, Regen.® for Textile Production, being recognised as an effective solution to addressing microfibre pollution across the textile industry supply chain. Read the full report and join us in driving collaborative action towards tackling microfibre pollution: https://lnkd.in/e_4y9EiV #MicrofibrePollution #SustainableFashion #WaterFiltration #fibrefragmentation #fashioninnovation #innovation #fashionindustry #fashionforgood

Meet with us at PERFORMANCE DAYS! Our Business Development Manager for Industries, Alex Law, will be attending Performance Days this week, on the 5th and 6th of March. Our ground-breaking microfibre capture technology, Regen.® for Textile Production , is designed to reduce chemical use, prolong the life of water reuse systems and significantly cut operating costs. We're looking forward to connecting with textile manufacturers who are passionate about sustainability- if you're attending and want to learn how our solution can support your sustainability goals, let’s chat! ✉️https://lnkd.in/e-63M7qG #Sustainability #TextileInnovation #MicrofibreFiltration #PerformanceDays #Munich #TextileManufacturing

Over recent years, microplastics and their impacts have gained more and more traction in the media. Initially, coverage began with the impacts of microplastics on our environment, but now the emphasis has moved to the impact we feel on our health. In February, microplastics continued to feature in headlines and articles across the world... 🐬Sydney’s outdated sewer system releases billions of microplastics into the ocean daily, with experts urging better treatment to protect marine life. 🧑⚖️Oregon lawmakers are proposing bills to ban thicker plastic bags, restrict single-use plastics in businesses, and require washing machines to have microfiber filters to reduce plastic pollution in waterways. 🧠A new study found increasing amounts of microplastics in human brains, with potential links to dementia, while experts urge action to reduce plastic exposure despite uncertainties about health effects. 📺During 'SNL50', Rachel Dratch’s Debbie Downer humorously highlighted the microplastics crisis, joking that we're "walking landfills" and that plastics have invaded human bodies. 🏄California's polystyrene ban took effect on January 1, but environmentalists fear industry interference and government silence could derail its implementation and broader plastic reduction efforts under SB 54. 🫧Many popular chewing gum brands contain hidden plastics that contribute to microplastic pollution, prompting campaigners to call for a UK ban on plastic gum to protect public health and the environment. https://lnkd.in/gv9xK6zt What headlines have caught your eye this month? #microplastics #technology #filtration