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Calling Singapore’s textile exports ‘recycling’ is a problem, says Clo

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Singapore’s textile recycling rate was 3.4 per cent last year – but all the waste is exported, with a bulk going into the secondhand market. The only way to ensure proper processing is to build local recycling capacity, says Cloop's Tan Yin Ling.

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Calling Singapore’s textile exports ‘recycling’ is a problem, says Clo

Singapore’s textile recycling rate was 3.4 per cent last year – but all the waste is exported, with a bulk going into the secondhand market. The only way to ensure proper processing is to build local recycling capacity, says Cloop's Tan Yin Ling.

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Eco-Business broke the news in Singapore 3 days ago on Wednesday, July 30, 2025.

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