Matter. published the second report from the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Microplastics recommending a national policy on microplastics.
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We don't need to accept microplastic pollution as an inevitable consequence of modern life. Not many people know that one of the reasons I started Matter was my wife Bec…
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Matter.
Innovators in water filtration. Pioneering filtration technology to capture microplastics and cut carbon emissions.
- Industry
- Engineering Services
- Location
- Bristol, GB
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Matter.
Earthshot Prize Finalists 2025 in the Revive Our Oceans category🌍 Matter are on a mission to transform industries through technology that empowers customers and protects the planet. Matter's Regen.® technology is a scalable, self-cleaning filtration system with no disposable parts. In the textiles industry, Regen.® reduces factories OPEX by cutting chemical and energy usage, while significantly reducing microfibre emissions to meet sustainability targets. In homes, Matter's Regen.® technology for washing machines captures microplastics released from laundry before they reach waterways. The health of the world’s oceans and life on Earth depends on our contribution and the actions we take now as an organisation - there is no time to waste.
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