Sysav's textile sorting plant Siptex in Malm\u00f6\u00a0is the world's first of its kind, and sorts textile waste by fiber type and color. It automatically sorts textiles by fiber type, which makes it possible to handle large flows and makes it possible to produce textile fractions that are adapted to different recycling processes. The textiles that come to the facility in Malm\u00f6 comes from items\u00a0that cannot be reused, for example\u00a0broken garments, or\u00a0textile waste from industry. The sorting service is a sustainable alternative for textiles that would otherwise have been incinerated. In full operation, the Siptex plant has the capacity to sort 24,000 tonnes of textiles per year, which corresponds to approximately 30 percent of the textiles thrown in Sweden during the same period.<\/p>\n