• blackbeans@lemmy.zip
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    I know it’s a rather random rant but if we want to highlight a EU company, can we at least ensure that the website supports English? I know everyone loves their native language but people are striving to be more unified in Europe and English is the working language of the EU.

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      And also, please send your stuff to all EU countries, at least (they do seemingly, but plenty of others do not).

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        Also do not exploit differently abled people for cheap labor. Working programs in the so called “Werkstätten für Behinderte” in Germany are a sweatshop for differently abled people and recyclingfabrik is using them to sort filament waste by colours for cheap.

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    Also FormFutura is a Dutch company that sells recycled PET, PLA, ABS, ASA, and TPU filament and has a website in English with good prices.

    Also a recycling service of course

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      The big question being: what is recycled filament? What was the previous usage of that plastic? Could it be enough to just add like a few percent of the in plant waste (stuff that gets removed from machines between batches for example) to new pellets to call it recycling. I expect 90% of what’s sold as recycling filament to be such a greenwashed product. I sincerely hope it’s bot the case but I’m sceptic.