(51) Egypt factory turns plastic into fibre, offering alternative to cotton.

(51) Egypt factory turns plastic into fibre, offering alternative to cotton.

An Egyptian factory uses recycled plastic bottles to produce polyester fiber as a cheaper alternative to cotton, after the country’s cotton crop witnessed many hiccups. Egypt’s most famous export, the silky soft cotton prized by makers of luxury bedding and clothing, has become scarce after its production fell over the years. According to the manufacturers, polyester made from recycled fibre is increasingly in demand in the market and is being added to the once pure-cotton fabrics used in textile. There is not much difference with respect to quality or texture between the clothes made from recycled material and normally made garments. It is proven that recycling plastic reduce air, water and land pollution. Thus, buying products made from recycled plastic bottles indirectly help to create a sustainable living and environment. Credit: Reuters

(51) Egypt factory turns plastic into fibre, offering alternative to cotton.
(51) Egypt factory turns plastic into fibre, offering alternative to cotton.
(51) Egypt factory turns plastic into fibre, offering alternative to cotton.
(51) Egypt factory turns plastic into fibre, offering alternative to cotton.
(51) Egypt factory turns plastic into fibre, offering alternative to cotton.
(51) Egypt factory turns plastic into fibre, offering alternative to cotton.

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