What happens to materials after use? At Ester, that question is driving one of the most important shifts in how polyester is made and remade.
In partnership with Loop Industries, we are building India’s first Infinite Loop™ manufacturing ecosystem through ELITe. It is designed to transform textile waste into virgin-quality PET, ready to go back into production.
Set near Surat, at the heart of India’s textile hub, this facility brings circularity closer to both source and supply, creating a system where waste re-enters production seamlessly.
This is exactly how a circular economy moves from concept to reality.
With Nike joining as a long-term partner, materials made using Loop’s Twist™ resin will carry full traceability. It is enabling true textile-to-textile circularity at a global level.
Sustainability at Ester starts long before the final product. It is shaped in how materials are chosen, how processes are designed, and how every resource is valued.
We are guided on three principles: reuse, regeneration, and responsible impact. Our approach focuses on extending material life while reducing the intensity of every input. Over time, this has evolved into systems that deliver performance with purpose, across films, packaging, and textiles.
Recycled with precision to deliver purity, performance, and visual brilliance
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Redefining recycled PET with purity, strength, and brilliance.
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Premium recycled chips engineered for superior textile performance.
Product DetailsOur continuous process improvements have helped save over 5.8 million megajoules of energy and bring down water usage by 13%. At the same time, recycled PET with high post-consumer content continues to find its way back into production.
The energy mix across operations continues to evolve with conscious choices. The use of biofuels like rice husk for steam and a growing share of renewable sources reflect a clear move towards cleaner, lower-impact manufacturing.
Every movement across the supply chain is planned with intent. Smarter routes, lighter packaging, and fuel-efficient transport come together to ensure materials move efficiently while keeping environmental impact in check.
Clarity and accountability guide how materials are sourced and maintained. Global standards such as GRS, ISCC Plus, and ISO 14001, along with food-grade approvals, ensure consistency, traceability, and confidence at every stage.
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ISO 14001, FSSAI, EFSA, FDA | Net Zero pledge |
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