MustHad proposes an innovative SaaS platform that aims to transform the textile industry’s approach to unused materials and waste. The project was created with the intention of promoting the circular economy within the textile industry by combining advanced technology and sustainability.
The platform enables companies to digitize and accurately map all surplus inventory, which includes production waste, unsold goods, defective products, samples or returns. This real-time tracking system provides complete control over excess materials, improving operational efficiency and reducing environmental impact. The result is lower costs associated with storage and disposal, as well as improved management of company resources.
It also enables companies to limit the use of new resources by encouraging the use of recycled and reclaimed materials. In an industry such as textiles, which is among the largest contributors to pollution and consumption of natural resources, this philosophy of reuse and recycling is an important step toward achieving more responsible and sustainable fashion.
Using a data-driven system, the platform enables real-time monitoring of the environmental and social impacts of each project, allowing companies to measure the effectiveness of actions taken and optimize results. This allows companies to monitor progress toward the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and make more informed decisions to continuously improve their environmental and social performance.
Musthad
Via Saluzzo 29, Torino (TO) 10125 IT
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MustHad is an innovative Turin-based start-up that stands out in the textile industry thanks to its unique technology proposition: a SaaS platform designed to accelerate the transition to a circular economy model. The company’s mission is to breathe new life into textile waste, reducing the need to produce new materials and preventing the disposal of excess materials. It helps companies that want to optimize resource use, cut costs, and contribute to environmental sustainability, and connects them with a network of more than 100 operators who specialize in circular practices, including recycling, reuse, and upcycling. Through this network, companies can initiate circular projects that transform textile waste into new resources. The company also offers advanced tools to monitor the environmental and social impacts of projects, enabling companies to measure the effectiveness of actions taken and optimize results. It also supports companies in complying with European environmental regulations while ensuring transparent and traceable management of textile waste.
MustHad proposes an innovative SaaS platform that aims to transform the textile industry’s approach to unused materials and waste. The project was created with the intention of promoting the circular economy within the textile industry by combining advanced technology and sustainability.
The platform enables companies to digitize and accurately map all surplus inventory, which includes production waste, unsold goods, defective products, samples or returns. This real-time tracking system provides complete control over excess materials, improving operational efficiency and reducing environmental impact. The result is lower costs associated with storage and disposal, as well as improved management of company resources.
It also enables companies to limit the use of new resources by encouraging the use of recycled and reclaimed materials. In an industry such as textiles, which is among the largest contributors to pollution and consumption of natural resources, this philosophy of reuse and recycling is an important step toward achieving more responsible and sustainable fashion.
Using a data-driven system, the platform enables real-time monitoring of the environmental and social impacts of each project, allowing companies to measure the effectiveness of actions taken and optimize results. This allows companies to monitor progress toward the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and make more informed decisions to continuously improve their environmental and social performance.
The Circular Threads 2.0 project has been funded by the European Union Next Generation EU
The Circular Threads 2.0 project has been funded by the European Union Next Generation EU
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