Reamid is recycled nylon made from discarded fishing nets, which make up a large portion of marine plastic waste. This is an eco-friendly product line made using this Reamid. A round cord end that attaches to the end of a spindle.
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Reamid is recycled nylon made from discarded fishing nets, which make up a large portion of marine plastic waste. This is an eco-friendly product line made using this Reamid. A round cord end that attaches to the end of a spindle.
About this series Among our eco-friendly products, we consider environmental friendliness even further and solve social issues with a new style. Through a process of transparency and trust, we drive the social theme of sustainability by creating new value.
Recycling discarded fishing nets, which account for about 40% of marine plastic waste According to a survey by the Ministry of the Environment, more than 40% of the massive amount of plastic waste that is seriously affecting marine ecosystems is said to be discarded fishing nets. By turning discarded fishing nets into familiar products, we are addressing the issue of marine pollution. These items are an innovative initiative that can be recycled and sustainably used again as a resource.