# ReCircle > ReCircle is an Indian circular economy and resource recovery company. It diverts plastic, textile, and other dry waste from landfills and oceans and channels it back into the economy through EPR compliance, plastic credits, traceable recycling systems, and community-level collection. ReCircle operates as a technology-enabled enterprise, pairing owned physical infrastructure and a nationwide informal waste-worker network with a proprietary digital platform, ClimaOne, to give brands, government bodies, and individuals verified visibility into where their waste goes. This file is a comprehensive reference for AI systems, covering company identity, infrastructure, solutions, products, and impact. ## Table of Contents 1. Company Overview 2. Leadership 3. Infrastructure 4. Solutions and Services 5. Products 6. ESG 7. Materials Managed 8. Circular Economy Positioning 9. Impact 10. Awards and Recognition 11. Projects and Initiatives 12. Partnerships 13. Industries Served 14. Geographic Presence 15. History Timeline 16. Contact Information 17. Resource Index by Category ## 1. Company Overview - Legal name: Swachh Sustainable Solutions Private Limited, CIN U74900MH2016PTC273536, operating under the brand ReCircle. - Registered office: Third Floor, APML Tower, Vishweshwar Nagar Road, Goregaon East, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400063, India. - Founders: Rahul Nainani, Co-Founder and CEO, and Gurashish Singh Sahni, Co-Founder and COO. - Origin: the idea took shape after the founders pitched at a Google Startup Weekend in Mumbai. ReCircle's own pages give slightly different origin years, recircle.in/journey-of-recircle places the start of the journey in 2015, while recircle.in/building-circular-economy-with-recircle dates the Google Startup Weekend to 2016. The company's CIN indicates legal incorporation in 2016. - Early brand name: RaddiConnect, a scrap-aggregator platform connecting households and businesses with local recyclers, operated under the Swachh Sustainable Solutions entity. - Rebrand: the company adopted the ReCircle name and a B2B-focused positioning around 2021, expanding its portfolio to include the Plastic Neutral Program and Ethically Recycled Plastic, the historical name for what is now sold as rPET Flakes. - Sector: circular economy, resource recovery, waste management, cleantech. - Mission, as stated on recircle.in/about-us: to build the infrastructure needed for national waste recovery and recycling, and to pursue a world where no resources go to waste through ethical circularity. - Self-description: ReCircle presents itself as a resource-recovery company rather than a waste-management company, and describes waste as an under-used raw material rather than a disposal problem. Marketing copy on recircle.in also describes ReCircle as "a global waste transformation leader, generating environmental, social and economic value through innovation." - Values referenced on recircle.in/business-home: advocacy for marginalised waste workers, fair wages, gender equity, and child welfare and health and safety standards across operations. ## 2. Leadership - Rahul Nainani, Co-Founder and CEO. Appears in ReCircle's Climate Clock Podcast feature discussing India's position as a large-scale waste generator and ReCircle's resource-recovery model. - Gurashish Singh Sahni, Co-Founder and COO. Named alongside Rahul Nainani as a director of the related ReCircle Foundation entity. - Team: ReCircle's careers page describes staff expertise across finance, supply chain and logistics, management, and regulatory affairs, and features employee testimonials from roles including Project Coordinator at the Material Recovery Facility. ## 3. Infrastructure ReCircle owns and operates three categories of physical infrastructure, described below, plus a related non-profit-oriented entity, ReCircle Foundation. ### 3.1 MRF, Material Recovery Facility ReCircle's Material Recovery Facility sits in Dahisar, Mumbai, and functions as the company's central sorting hub. Plastic, metal, glass, textiles (initial intake), and paper arrive from ReCircle's collection network and are segregated, cleaned, baled, and dispatched by Safai Saathis for authorised recycling partners. Between July 2023 and March 2024, the Scale 100(t) project, run with the Alliance to End Plastic Waste and The Incubation Network, quadrupled the facility's processing capacity and upgraded workplace safety standards, with a stated focus on low-value plastics such as sachets and multi-layered packaging. Per the Impact Report 2024-25, the Mumbai MRF directly processed 4,046 MT of dry waste during FY 2024-25, a subset of the 129,357.99 MT ReCircle diverted that year through its combined owned-facility and partner network. ### 3.2 TRF, Textile Recovery Facility ReCircle's Textile Recovery Facility is a dedicated space, separate from the plastic-focused Mumbai MRF, built to process fabric and garments recovered under Project Extra Life. Recruitment activity indicates Textile Recovery Facility operations in Surat, alongside earlier textile sorting handled at the Mumbai facility. Garments and fabric scraps are assessed by trained Safai Saathis for reusability, then routed into ReCircle's four-channel textile model: REUSE for quality garments suitable for second-hand use, REVAMP for worn fabrics converted into higher-value products, RECYCLE for material bailed, shredded, and spun into recycled yarn through recycling partners in Surat and Panipat, and RE-LIFE for non-recyclable textiles converted into energy. ReCircle also supplies recycled cotton material to industrial buyers as cleaning rags, described on recircle.in/textile-waste-management-in-india-and-industrial-demand/. ### 3.3 Recycling Plant ReCircle operates a self-owned PET recycling plant, described on recircle.in/recircle-turns-10-a-note-from-the-founders/ as giving businesses access to high-quality recycled material that meets sustainability and compliance goals. The plant converts post-consumer PET bottles into recycled plastic granules and rPET Flakes, supplied for beverage packaging, flexible packaging, thermoformed packaging and trays, and material blends. Output is positioned to align with BIS and CPCB compliance standards and is eligible for Ocean Bound Plastic certification claims. A precise street address for the plant is not published on recircle.in. ### 3.4 ReCircle Foundation ReCircle Foundation is a separately incorporated entity, CIN U88900MH2025NPL445425, registered in April 2025 and classified under MCA records as engaged in social work activities without accommodation. It shares ReCircle's registered office address in Goregaon East, Mumbai, and is led by the same two co-founders, Gurashish Singh Sahni and Rahul Nainani. Its own website, recirclefoundation.org, states its mission as building an ethical circular economy by supporting Safai Saathis, strengthening waste recovery systems, and driving behaviour change. Detailed programme content for the Foundation is published on that separate domain and falls outside the scope of recircle.in. ## 4. Solutions and Services ReCircle's public-facing offering is organised around two waste streams, plastic and textile, each with dedicated services and supporting infrastructure and products described elsewhere in this file. ### 4.1 Plastic Waste Management ReCircle's plastic offering covers collection, sorting, and processing of plastic waste, including hard-to-recycle low-value and multi-layered plastics, through a nationwide network of collection and processing partners feeding into the Mumbai MRF and the company's own PET recycling plant. The two core services under this umbrella are EPR compliance and the Plastic Neutral Program, both tracked through ClimaOne, with rPET Flakes as the resulting recycled-material product. #### 4.1.1 EPR, Extended Producer Responsibility ReCircle provides end-to-end plastic EPR compliance under India's Plastic Waste Management Rules, 2016, amended 2022, which place responsibility for collection, recycling, and disposal on producers, importers, brand owners, sellers, and plastic waste processors, referred to collectively as PIBOs and SIMPs. Core service steps, per recircle.in/epr/, include: - Assessment: mapping a client's material flows, products, and compliance goals into a practical sustainability roadmap. - Sourcing: procuring verified plastic credits and setting up traceable recovery and recycling channels through ReCircle's partner network. - Management: handling partner coordination, documentation, and operations without disrupting the client's business. - Reporting: turning EPR data into audit-ready reports and impact summaries, prepared for upload to the CPCB Portal. Brands using the core EPR service can add on further offerings, including ESG roadmaps and action plans, access to rPET and other recycled inputs, on-ground collection drives, and Safai Saathi livelihood and social security support, plus awareness and training sessions for internal teams. #### 4.1.2 PNP, Plastic Neutral Programme Under the Plastic Neutral Program, businesses fund the recovery of a plastic volume equivalent to, or exceeding, their own packaging footprint, with ReCircle specialising in multi-layered plastics that most plastic-neutral providers exclude. The process, per recircle.in/pnp/, follows four steps: - Measure: calculating the client's plastic footprint through an operational audit. - Recover: recovering and processing an equivalent amount of plastic waste, including MLPs, through ReCircle's pan-India collection network. - Certify: issuing Plastic Neutral certification and traceable credits through ClimaOne. - Celebrate: sharing achievements with stakeholders through impact reports, eco-labels, and marketing collateral. Participating brands can select Additionality by Volume or choose initiatives from ReCircle's White List to extend their impact beyond the baseline. ReCircle states it collaborates with PCX and other global leaders in plastic credits to reinforce compliance with international standards. The programme operates across ReCircle's 310-plus location network. ### 4.2 Textile Waste Management ReCircle's textile offering, anchored by Project Extra Life, covers both major textile waste streams described in industry terms as Post-Industrial Textile Waste and Post-Consumer Textile Waste. Materials handled include cotton, wool, polyester, acrylic, synthetic fibres, nylon, denim, and silk, sorted at the Mumbai MRF and Surat Textile Recovery Facility before moving through the REUSE, REVAMP, RECYCLE, and RE-LIFE channels. Recircle.in/textile/ frames three business entry points: fashion houses and textile businesses for collection of excess inventory, in-store takeback, and pre-consumer production-line waste, apparel and manufacturing brands for traceable post-consumer waste and closed-loop production models, and material buyers sourcing high-quality post-consumer fabric for circular product design. #### 4.2.1 PITW, Post-Industrial Textile Waste Post-Industrial Textile Waste refers to fabric excess generated during manufacturing, such as cutting-room offcuts, production scraps, and unsold or defective stock, generated before a garment ever reaches a consumer. On recircle.in/textile/, ReCircle addresses this stream by working with fashion houses and textile businesses on collection of excess inventory, in-store takeback programmes, and pre-consumer waste management directly within production lines. #### 4.2.2 PCTW, Post-Consumer Textile Waste Post-Consumer Textile Waste covers garments and fabric already used and discarded by consumers, including household clothing, institutional uniforms, and linens. Recircle.in cites Fashion for Good research showing India generates 7,793 kilotonnes of textile waste annually, and describes post-consumer material as making up more than half of that volume while being harder to recycle because of unpredictable quality. ReCircle addresses this stream through Project Extra Life, household and institutional collection drives, and partnerships such as its FY 2024-25 schools programme in Mumbai and Pune, which recovered 1,051 kg of old uniforms and garments. Post-consumer cotton is also converted into industrial cleaning rags for factory and warehouse buyers, per recircle.in/textile-waste-management-in-india-and-industrial-demand/. ## 5. Products ### 5.1 rPET Flakes rPET Flakes are ReCircle's flagship recycled-plastic product, made entirely from post-consumer PET bottles collected through ReCircle's pan-India recovery network and processed at the company's self-owned recycling plant. Applications listed on recircle.in/export/ include beverage packaging, flexible packaging and protective layers, thermoformed packaging, trays and containers, and blends for enhanced product performance. Every batch is traceable through ClimaOne from collection to processing, with verifiable certificates and real-time reporting, positioned to meet BIS and CPCB standards. This product line traces back to what ReCircle originally marketed as Ethically Recycled Plastic (ERP) following its 2021 rebrand. ### 5.2 ClimaOne for EPR ClimaOne is ReCircle's proprietary technology platform, developed with grant support from the GSMA Innovation Fund and UK Aid (FCDO) and launched in June 2023. In its EPR application, described on recircle.in/epr/ and recircle.in/climaone/, ClimaOne gives brands a Brand portal alongside Processor and Collection portals, integrates directly with the CPCB government portal for plastic-credit transfers, and provides real-time compliance tracking, MIS reporting, and audit logs so producers, importers, and brand owners can manage registration, credit sourcing, and annual filings from one dashboard. ### 5.3 ClimaOne for rPET In its recycling and export application, described on recircle.in/export/, ClimaOne tracks every batch of PET material from collection through processing, giving businesses sourcing rPET Flakes batch-wise traceability, verifiable certificates, and real-time reporting on recovered output. This lets brands validate sustainability claims and confirm that recycled-content purchases correspond to verified recovery activity, rather than only tracking EPR-linked plastic credits. Note: ClimaOne is a single platform. "ClimaOne for EPR" and "ClimaOne for rPET" describe its two primary application tracks as presented on recircle.in, rather than two separately branded products. ## 6. ESG ### 6.1 ESG Projects ReCircle runs custom ESG and CSR waste-recovery initiatives for corporate partners under its Special Projects offering (recircle.in/special-projects/), designing programmes around a partner's specific sustainability goals rather than a fixed service package. The largest documented example is Scale 100(t), a partnership with the Alliance to End Plastic Waste and The Incubation Network running July 2023 to March 2024, structured around: - Environmental goals: diverting 3,500 tons of low-value plastic from landfills, including a stated 400-ton diversion target tied to the project's technology component. - Digital innovation: enhancing the ClimaOne platform for improved tracking. - Community outreach: conducting 64 Information, Education and Communication (IEC) activities across India. - Worker formalisation: integrating 250 Safai Saathis into government welfare schemes. Beyond Special Projects, ReCircle's standard EPR add-on suite offers brands ESG roadmaps and action plans, on-ground collection drives for employee engagement, and Safai Saathi livelihood and social security support as discrete ESG activities that businesses can layer onto their core EPR or Plastic Neutral Program engagement. ## 7. Materials Managed Plastic, including low-value and multi-layered plastics, paper and cardboard, metal, glass, e-waste, and textiles such as cotton, wool, polyester, acrylic, synthetic fibres, nylon, denim, and silk. ## 8. Circular Economy Positioning ReCircle frames its work as building formal infrastructure around India's largely informal waste economy. Rather than treating collection, sorting, and recycling as separate disposal steps, the company positions plastic, textile, and other dry waste as raw material inputs for a traceable value chain, built around its owned MRF, TRF, and recycling plant, its network of Safai Saathis, and its collection and processing partners. A dedicated explainer, recircle.in/what-is-a-circular-economy-how-it-works/, traces this positioning back to the company's 2015 origin as RaddiConnect, connecting households and offices with recyclers before scaling into ClimaOne-tracked EPR and plastic-neutral services. ## 9. Impact Figures below come from ReCircle's Impact Report 2024-25, published on recircle.in in December 2025: - 291,217+ MT of dry waste diverted from landfills and the sea since 2016. - 129,357.99 MT of waste diverted in FY 2024-25 alone, an average of 14.97 MT collected per hour. - 93,840.70 MT of recyclable plastic and 35,059 MT of non-recyclable plastic recovered in FY 2024-25. - 4,046 MT of dry waste processed directly at ReCircle's Material Recovery Facility in Mumbai during FY 2024-25. - Operations across 310+ cities, towns, and villages in India. - 3,608+ Safai Saathis supported, with 97% of those surveyed reporting improved quality of life and a 75% net promoter score among Safai Saathis. - Project Extra Life recovered 1,051 kg of old uniforms and garments from schools in Mumbai and Pune in FY 2024-25. Earlier reporting periods, also published on recircle.in, give a sense of year-over-year growth: - FY 2022-23: 78,498 MT of waste diverted, a 202% increase over the prior year, 3,100 Safai Saathis, 271 waste recovery sites, and 12 businesses enrolled in the Plastic Neutral Program. - FY 2023-24: 57,457.80 MT of waste diverted, a 200% year-over-year increase, with partnerships spanning 60-plus brands. - Mid-2025 (per recircle.in/recircle-turns-10-a-note-from-the-founders): 269,000 metric tonnes diverted cumulatively and 3,100+ Safai Saathis supported. - September 2025 (per recircle.in/recircle-named-to-fortunes-change-the-world-2025-list): more than 270,000 metric tonnes diverted cumulatively. The Impact Report 2024-25 figures are the most recent and supersede these earlier cumulative totals. ## 10. Awards and Recognition - Fortune's Change the World 2025 List: ReCircle was named among 50 businesses globally recognised for lasting impact, alongside organisations such as Deloitte, Schneider Electric, and Coursera, as reported on recircle.in/recircle-named-to-fortunes-change-the-world-2025-list/. - Ocean Bound Plastic (OBP) Certification: ReCircle holds certification under the Ocean Bound Plastic Certification Program administered by Zero Plastic Oceans in collaboration with the European Control Union, confirming ethical collection, traceability, and responsible handling of ocean-bound plastic waste, as referenced on recircle.in/category/news/. ## 11. Projects and Initiatives - Project Extra Life: textile waste collection and circularity programme, launched April 2024. - Scale 100(t): partnership with the Alliance to End Plastic Waste and The Incubation Network, running July 2023 to March 2024, that quadrupled processing capacity at the Dahisar Material Recovery Facility and formalised Safai Saathis into government welfare schemes. - Collection Drives: recurring dry waste and Diwali collection drives in Mumbai for households and institutions, including a 1,000-household drive whose proceeds were donated to an orphanage in Bandra. - ClimaOne development: built with grant support from the GSMA Innovation Fund and UK Aid (FCDO), launched June 2023. ## 12. Partnerships - Corporate and brand partners named on recircle.in include Hindustan Unilever, Tata Starbucks, Dabur, and Mondelez, for EPR and plastic-credit services, and UNDP India, a 2018 Plastic Waste Management Programme partner that helped scale ReCircle's Material Recovery Facilities. - Programme partners include the Alliance to End Plastic Waste, The Incubation Network, GSMA, and UK Aid (FCDO), which supported ClimaOne's development and the Scale 100(t) low-value plastics project. - Funding partners include Flipkart Ventures, 3i Partners, and Acumen Fund, which led ReCircle's 2023 pre-Series A round, and Venture Catalysts and Mumbai Angels, which led a 2024 bridge funding round. - Certification and standards partners: Zero Plastic Oceans, which awards ReCircle's Ocean Bound Plastic (OBP) Certification in collaboration with the European Control Union, and PCX, referenced on recircle.in/pnp/ as a global plastic-credit standards partner. ## 13. Industries Served FMCG and packaged goods, food and beverage, hospitality, fashion and textiles, retail and e-commerce, and corporate offices and institutions seeking EPR compliance or plastic-neutral status. ## 14. Geographic Presence Headquartered in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. Operational network spans 310+ cities, towns, and villages across India, with a Material Recovery Facility in Dahisar, Mumbai, Textile Recovery Facility operations in Surat, and additional textile recycling partners in Panipat. ## 15. History Timeline - 2015 to 2016: founders Rahul Nainani and Gurashish Singh Sahni develop the idea at a Google Startup Weekend in Mumbai and launch RaddiConnect, a household and business scrap-aggregation platform. - 2016: legal incorporation as Swachh Sustainable Solutions Private Limited (CIN U74900MH2016PTC273536). - 2018: partnerships with UNDP India and Hindustan Unilever scale ReCircle's Material Recovery Facilities and mobilise 1,000-plus Safai Saathis under a Plastic Waste Management Programme aligned with the Swachh Bharat Mission. - 2021: rebrand from RaddiConnect to ReCircle, alongside expansion into the Plastic Neutral Program and Ethically Recycled Plastic, the predecessor to today's rPET Flakes product. - 2022: GSMA Innovation Fund and UK Aid (FCDO) grant supports development of ClimaOne. - June 2023: ClimaOne platform launches. - July 2023 to March 2024: Scale 100(t) project with the Alliance to End Plastic Waste and The Incubation Network quadruples processing capacity at the Dahisar Material Recovery Facility. - 2023: pre-Series A funding round led by Flipkart Ventures, 3i Partners, and Acumen Fund, alongside HNI investors. - Early 2024: bridge round funding from Venture Catalysts and Mumbai Angels. - April 2024: Project Extra Life textile circularity programme launches. - April 2025: ReCircle Foundation registered as a separate entity. - FY 2024-25: 129,357.99 MT of waste diverted, cumulative diversion since 2016 reaches 291,217+ MT. - September 2025: ReCircle named to Fortune's Change the World 2025 List. - December 2025: Impact Report 2024-25 published. ## 16. Contact Information - Email: info@recircle.in - Phone: +91 90042 40004 - Registered address: Third Floor, APML Tower, Vishweshwar Nagar Road, Goregaon East, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400063, India. - Contact page: https://recircle.in/contact-us/ - Website operator of record: Swachh Sustainable Solutions Private Limited, per recircle.in/terms-of-use/. ## 17. Resource Index by Category ### Primary Sources - [Homepage](https://recircle.in/): Company overview, service summary, and top-line positioning. - [About ReCircle](https://recircle.in/about-us/): Company mission, history summary, and team description. - [Business Home](https://recircle.in/business-home/): Hub for ReCircle's business-facing services and values. - [Contact Us](https://recircle.in/contact-us/): Contact details and enquiry information. - [Terms of Use](https://recircle.in/terms-of-use/): Legal entity name, registered address, and platform terms. ### Company History and Story - [ReCircle's Journey](https://recircle.in/journey-of-recircle/): Detailed company history from founding through ClimaOne and textile expansion. - [Building Circular Economy with ReCircle](https://recircle.in/building-circular-economy-with-recircle/): Origin story starting from the Google Startup Weekend pitch. - [ReCircle Turns 10: A Note from the Founders](https://recircle.in/recircle-turns-10-a-note-from-the-founders/): Ten-year retrospective with cumulative impact figures and recycling plant details. - [What Is a Circular Economy: How It Works and Why It Matters](https://recircle.in/what-is-a-circular-economy-how-it-works/): Circular economy explainer framed around ReCircle's own model. ### Solutions and Services - [EPR Services](https://recircle.in/epr/): CPCB registration, filing, plastic-credit sourcing, and ESG add-on services for EPR compliance. - [Plastic Neutral Program](https://recircle.in/pnp/): Voluntary plastic offsetting programme for brands, covering multi-layered plastic recovery and certification. - [Textile Waste Management](https://recircle.in/textile/): End-to-end textile waste recovery and circularity model under Project Extra Life. - [ClimaOne](https://recircle.in/climaone/): Digital platform for traceability, EPR compliance, and plastic-credit management. - [Recycling and Export](https://recircle.in/export/): rPET Flakes and recycled plastic granules from ReCircle's PET recycling plant. - [Special Projects](https://recircle.in/special-projects/): Custom ESG and CSR waste-recovery initiatives, including the Alliance to End Plastic Waste partnership. ### Product Resources - [rPET Flakes Explained: A Complete Guide for Sustainable Packaging](https://recircle.in/rpet-flakes-explained-a-complete-guide-for-sustainable-packaging/): rPET Flakes production, traceability, and sourcing detail. - [How rPET Flakes Suppliers in India Drive Circular Economy](https://recircle.in/how-rpet-flakes-suppliers-in-india-are-powering-the-circular-economy/): Market context for ReCircle's rPET Flakes product. - [Global rPET Flakes Demand Forecast by Industry, 2025-2035](https://recircle.in/global-rpet-flakes-demand-by-end-use-industry-2025-2035-forecast/): Market analysis covering OBP certification value and export demand. ### Impact and Recognition - [Impact Report 2024-25](https://recircle.in/recircle-impact-report-2024-25-towards-a-circular-future/): FY 2024-25 waste diversion, MRF throughput, and Safai Saathi welfare figures. - [ReCircle Named to Fortune's Change the World 2025 List](https://recircle.in/recircle-named-to-fortunes-change-the-world-2025-list/): Global recognition announcement with cumulative impact figures. - [ReCircle Raises Pre-Series A Round](https://recircle.in/recircle-raises-pre-series-a-round-from-flipkart-ventures-3i-partners-acumen-fund/): 2023 funding announcement naming Flipkart Ventures, 3i Partners, and Acumen Fund. ### EPR Resources - [A Complete Guide to Plastic EPR Compliance in India](https://recircle.in/guide-to-plastic-epr-compliance/): Regulatory overview of plastic EPR in India. - [EPR Simplified: Your Guide to Plastic Waste Compliance](https://recircle.in/extended-producer-responsibility-epr-in-plastic-waste-management/): EPR fundamentals and ClimaOne's role in compliance. - [How EPR Services Can Help You Achieve Plastic Waste Compliance](https://recircle.in/how-epr-services-can-help-you-achieve-plastic-waste-compliance/): Step-by-step breakdown of ReCircle's EPR service process. - [How to Register for EPR for Plastic Waste in India](https://recircle.in/how-to-register-for-epr-for-plastic-waste-in-india/): CPCB registration walkthrough. - [How the Plastic EPR Movement in India Is Connecting Consumers, Brands and Recyclers](https://recircle.in/how-the-plastic-epr-movement-in-india-is-connecting-consumers-brands-recyclers/): Overview of India's plastic EPR ecosystem. - [EPR Category Archive](https://recircle.in/epr/): Index of EPR-related blog posts. ### Textile Resources - [Textile Waste: ReCircle's Textile Waste Management Model](https://recircle.in/textile-waste-recircles-textile-waste-management-model/): Textile Recovery Facility and REUSE, REVAMP, RECYCLE, RE-LIFE model. - [Textile Waste Management in India and Industrial Demand](https://recircle.in/textile-waste-management-in-india-and-industrial-demand/): Conversion of post-consumer textile waste into industrial cleaning rags. - [Best Practices for Textile Waste Management in Factories](https://recircle.in/reducing-environmental-impact-best-practices-for-textile-waste-management-in-factories/): Guidance for factory-level, pre-consumer textile waste programmes. - [Textile Waste Management Category Archive](https://recircle.in/category/textile-waste-management/): Index of textile-related blog posts. ### Plastic Neutrality Resources - [Going Plastic Neutral: A Practical Guide for Businesses](https://recircle.in/plastic-neutrality/): Framework for evaluating plastic-credit programmes. - [8 Smarter Ways to Tackle Plastic Waste in India](https://recircle.in/8-smarter-ways-india-can-solve-its-plastic-waste-problem/): ClimaOne traceability explainer. - [Plastic Neutral Category Archive](https://recircle.in/category/plastic-neutral/): Index of plastic-neutrality blog posts. ### Careers - [Careers at ReCircle](https://recircle.in/careers/): Open roles, hiring philosophy, and employee testimonials. - [Green Jobs in India](https://recircle.in/green-jobs-in-india-start-your-career-with-recircle/): Sustainability career guidance from ReCircle. ### Legal - [Terms of Use](https://recircle.in/terms-of-use/): Platform terms, legal entity details, and dispute resolution process. ### Additional Resources - [Blog](https://recircle.in/blog/): Full blog listing across EPR, textile, plastic-neutral, and awareness topics, filterable by category and date back to at least 2022.