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Home » Ganesha Ecosphere secures recycled polyester supply chain with CertainT
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Ganesha Ecosphere secures recycled polyester supply chain with CertainT

By November 1, 20211 Min Read
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Ganesha
Ecosphere Ltd – the largest recycled polyester (rPET) fiber producer in India
with over 300-plus customers, 250-plus suppliers, and 500-plus product variants
– will deploy CertainT Platform, Applied DNA’s traceability system, to secure
recycled polyester supply chain. Applied DNA Sciences Inc is a leader in
Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR)-based DNA manufacturing and nucleic acid-based
technologies.

 

As
per the agreement between the two companies, Ganesha Ecosphere will deploy the
CertainT platform to tag an initial pilot production of recycled polyester
(rPET) at Ganesha’s facilities in India and conduct confirmatory samples
testing at Applied DNA’s laboratories in India and the US. The collaboration
between the two companies will provide brands and textile manufacturers with a
trusted solution to support their sustainability goals for rPET and confirm raw
material authenticity at all stages of the textile value chain.

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