The Reshare Plant was built on the initiative of 8 municipalities that came together to manage textile waste. These municipalities have a common management company, CIRCULUS BERKEL. This company held a tender for a social economy company to manage the plant. It is currently managed by RESHARE, a company linked to the Salvation Army. This plant is where all the textile waste that comes from homes arrives. Here, a first classification is carried out where the parts that can be reused and sold in shops all over the Netherlands are separated. It is also separated for export. Only 5-6% of what is separated is sold locally. Everything that is not sold is sent to the sorting plant for recycling, where they have the Fibersort.
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In the Netherlands, The Salvation Army’s ReShare division offers employment to over 300 people who have difficulty entering the regular job market.