I appreciate your succinct, direct approach in interviews. This one gave me even greater confidence in ADUR.
I hate to add even more "hey, what about..." questions in terms of applications for HCT but I have to ask. Do you know if Aduro has considered clothing recycling? There's been a lot of concern expressed over the wasteful aspects of "fast fashion," most of which is synthetic fabrics.
As a thought experiment I see it as being better than post-consumer plastics (no need to worry about chicken bones, etc. in a minimally curated waste stream) though I have no idea how varied fabric polymers are.
Although the size of the market id nothing like paraffin crud or post-consumer plastic packaging, it has a certain positive, interesting cachet that would play well with influencers.
Is this something you might bring up as an aside when you talk to Ofer again?
Thank you Penny,
It is good to hear the very controlled and grounded confidence that Ofer has in his company and the progress it is making.
Hi Penny,
I appreciate your succinct, direct approach in interviews. This one gave me even greater confidence in ADUR.
I hate to add even more "hey, what about..." questions in terms of applications for HCT but I have to ask. Do you know if Aduro has considered clothing recycling? There's been a lot of concern expressed over the wasteful aspects of "fast fashion," most of which is synthetic fabrics.
As a thought experiment I see it as being better than post-consumer plastics (no need to worry about chicken bones, etc. in a minimally curated waste stream) though I have no idea how varied fabric polymers are.
Although the size of the market id nothing like paraffin crud or post-consumer plastic packaging, it has a certain positive, interesting cachet that would play well with influencers.
Is this something you might bring up as an aside when you talk to Ofer again?
I can certainly ask, a lot of clothes are made of synthetics. Polyester is a big one.