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In The News

Samsara Eco named on CNBC’s Disruptor 50 list for 2026

Samsara Eco named on CNBC’s Disruptor 50 list for 2026

CNBC

Australian activewear LSKD to integrate recycled nylon across collections with new partnership

Fashion Network

Partnerships

Samsara Eco Expands Nylon Materials Collective with OIA, Outdoor Brands

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Sourcing Journal

Milestone

Samsara Eco targets critical minerals with AI-powered enzyme platform

The Wall Street Journal

Innovation

Samsara Eco tackles auto's complex plastic problem

THE AUSTRALIAN

Growth & Leadership

Samsara Eco tech, EosEco™ named a TIME's Best Invention 2025

Time

Samsara Eco appoints Lars Kissau as first Asia general manager

capital brIef

Lululemon-backed startup uses AI to tackle waste in Australia

Bloomberg

Lululemon signs 10-year deal for recycled fiber shift

TRELLIS

Samsara Eco named AFR Sustainability Leader

THE AUSTRALIAN FINANCIAL REVIEW

Samsara Eco named a winner of Fast Company's World Changing Ideas 2025

FAST COMPANY

New appointments will contribute to scaling up enzymatic recycling technology.

INNOVATION IN TEXTILES

This Aussie startup backed by Lululemon has grand plans for the plastics used in fashion.

Canberra-headquartered Australian biotech innovator Samsara Eco has joined the new T2T Alliance

technology

Enzyme engineering helps infinite recycler Samsara Eco break down plastic waste to 'building blocks'

business news australia

Samsara Eco: Commercializing nylon 6,6 recycling

textile world

Plastic-eating enzymes to transform fashion, packaging

the west australia

Samsara Eco unveils enzyme to revolutionise nylon recycling

just style

THOUGHT LEADERSHIP

Action not words: Ending plastics’ dangerous cycle

forbes

Samsara Eco: Infinitely recycling tshirts into anything is the future

Voluntary action not enough to achieve circularity on packaging

au manufacturing

After closing $100m raise, Samsara Eco eyes nylon recycling facility

Samsara appoints scientific advisory board

Lululemon returns for bigger bet on recycled leggings start-up

AFR

Lululemon wants to recycle your leggings back into leggings

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