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Rough figures are enough. You don't have to weigh anything, sort anything or prepare anything. That is the whole point of the check.
Both routes end better than incineration
This matters most with very large volumes and with material that has no quality left. For exactly those, the only other answer is incineration.
Upcycling with MOOT
Your material becomes series products at industrial volumes and in your corporate design: bags, cases, cushions.
Possible with banners, workwear, jerseys, flags and technical textiles in larger quantities.
Recycling with Frankenhuis
Fibre-by-fibre separation into new raw material instead of the energy recovery where most such stock ends up today.
On request confidentially under the TÜV Rheinland procedure, with an official certificate of destruction for your reporting.
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