Samsara Eco is an Australian environmental technology company. Its AI-designed enzymes break end-of-life plastics and textiles down into their original molecular building blocks and regenerate them into virgin-identical materials, so the same material can be remade infinitely without loss of quality.
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- Samsara Eco – infinitely recycled plastics and textiles.
- 5th Anniversary
- Australian enviro-tech startup Samsara launches to create infinite recycling and end plastic pollution
- Big News. Coming Soon
- Contact
- Deakin REACH and Samsara Eco unite to transform textile recycling
- In The News
- Industry heavyweights join Samsara Eco to accelerate its enzymatic recycling technology
- Introducing the Full Circle collection
- Jerrabomberra Opening
- KBR Selected as Key Commercialization Partner for Samsara Eco’s First-of-a-Kind Enzymatic Recycling Plant
- lululemon partnership
- Nylon Materials Collective
- Our Materials
- Our People
- Our Story
- Our Technology
- Press Releases
- Privacy
- Samsara Eco – infinitely recycled plastics and textiles.
- Samsara Eco and European Outdoor Group launch the Nylon Materials Collective
- Samsara Eco and LSKD announce 10-year partnership to advance circular fashion
- Samsara Eco and lululemon introduce first product made from enzymatically recycled polyester
- Samsara Eco and lululemon unveil world’s first enzymatically recycled nylon 6,6 product
- Samsara Eco and NILIT team up to build world-first nylon 6,6 recycling facility
- Samsara Eco appoints first General Manager of Asia to lead expansion
- Samsara Eco breaks new ground in solving the plastics crisis
- Samsara Eco expands Nylon Materials Collective with Outdoor Industry Association and leading global brands
- Samsara Eco forms world-class Scientific Advisory Board on path to commercialisation
- Samsara Eco joins T2T Alliance to support policy action for the circular textile industry.
- Samsara Eco named on CNBC’s Disruptor 50 list for 2026
- Samsara Eco opens first plant to scale circular plastics
- Samsara Eco secures $100M in Series A+ funding to help end plastic waste
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