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Paul’s plastic-eating enzymes offer ‘infinite recycling’

January 11, 2025

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Led by CEO Paul Riley, Samsara Eco has developed patent-pending “infinite recycling” technology.

By Marion Rae in Canberra

Everything old is new again as plastic-eating enzymes turn polyester and nylon into molecules for high-quality fibres to make t-shirts, yoga wear and water…

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