• Location: NW Guardian Way 2, Industrial Ring, New Kourou
• Surroundings: Adjacent to the Federal Garbage Collection Center, the Federal Textile Recycling Plant (FTRP) is centrally positioned in New Kourou’s Recycling Cluster.

The Federal Textile Recycling Plant (FTRP) is an integral part of the Federal Waste and Recycling System (FWRS), focusing on repurposing textiles to support the Federal Confederation’s sustainability and resource conservation goals. Operating under the Federal Allotment Agency, the FTRP processes discarded clothing and fabric remnants, ensuring a closed-loop system that minimizes waste and maximizes material reuse.

The FTRP handles textile recycling through several carefully managed stages:

• Textile Collection: Worn-out clothing and fabric remnants from Federal Sewing Shops, Federal Garment Manufactory, and citizen returns are transported to the FTRP by the Federal Courier Service.
• Sorting: Incoming materials are manually sorted by fabric type, separating recyclable textiles from non-reusable waste.
• Deconstruction: Textiles are dismantled into raw fibers using specialized machinery, ensuring that even small scraps are efficiently processed.
• Fiber Processing: Recovered fibers are cleaned, treated, and transformed into raw materials for new clothing or other uses.
• Quality Assurance: Recycled fibers undergo strict inspection to ensure they meet the durability standards required for Federal Garment Manufactory production.