From Safety Glasses to Sustainable Leather: How Carter Industrial Company is Upcycling Materials

Carter Industrial Company, the world’s largest rPVB leather manufacturer, is making strides in sustainability by upcycling safety glasses. By doing so, the company tackles the pressing issue of plastic pollution, reduces resource consumption, and promotes a circular economy.

Every year, the world produces over 380 million tonnes of plastic waste, with 120 thousand tonnes attributed to PVB sheets from the automotive and architectural industries. Carter Industrial Company’s innovative rPVB leather production saves up to 17 tonnes of CO₂ and 53 tonnCarter Industrial Company’s rPVB leather has a wide range of applications, including accessories, bags, shoes, furniture, garments, and even basketballs. Committed to sustainability, the company embraces the circular economy model, which focuses on regenerative systems of raw materials, components, and products in a closed loop.es of water per tonne of material, replacing virgin polymers and minimising waste.
Furthermore, the company recycles all scraps generated during production, contributing to upcycling, post, and pre-consumer recycling.

Carter Industrial Company’s rPVB leather has a wide range of applications, including accessories, bags, shoes, furniture, garments, and even basketballs. Committed to sustainability, the company embraces the circular economy model, which focuses on regenerative systems of raw materials, components, and products in a closed loop.

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