Building a New Circular Textile Ecosystem

No single organization controls the entire lifecycle of a textile.

Creating a scalable circular system requires collaboration among textile producers, service companies, collectors, waste managers, biotechnology developers, recyclers, remediation companies, and research organizations.

FungiBio™ is building that ecosystem.

Textile & Uniform Companies

Potential collaboration areas include end-of-life textile feedstock, representative textile samples, fiber specifications, pilot participation and recycled-material pathways.

Textile Collection Organizations

Collection networks can provide consistent feedstock while developing alternatives for textiles unsuitable for resale.

Waste Management Companies

Potential roles include collection, logistics, preprocessing, facility integration and residual-material management.

Environmental Remediation Companies

Fungal-derived products can be evaluated for potential applications in contaminated soil and water.

Research Institutions

Research partnerships can accelerate fungal screening, enzyme characterization, analytical testing, polymer recovery, engineered biochar development, and life-cycle assessment.

Strategic Investors

Capital partners can participate in pilot validation, technology commercialization, and development of future processing facilities.

Partnership Philosophy

FungiBio™ seeks partnerships in which each participant contributes complementary capabilities.

Our objective is not simply to dispose of textile waste differently.

Our objective is to build an integrated system in which waste becomes feedstock, biology performs conversion, materials are recovered, and environmental value is created.