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How RGI Protects Brands Through Global Reuse

Simon Roberts explains how reusable clothing is processed at RGI's Cheshire headquarters and exported through trusted international routes that protect partner brands.

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[00:00]

Simon Roberts stands outside the loading bays at RGI’s Halebank headquarters. Trucks and export vehicles move around the yard.

Simon Roberts: Okay, so we’re outside now in front of the loading bays. I’ve got my sunglasses on. It’s a really nice day here in Halebank, Cheshire.

As you can see, we’ve got a lot of trucks in, ready and being loaded for export. Some of these will be heading for Ukraine, Poland, the Middle East and North Africa. We export all around the world.

[00:20]

The video follows goods arriving, being handled inside the warehouse and being loaded for onward distribution.

Simon Roberts: Some of these deliveries have been dropped off, coming from brand partners. It’s constantly goods coming in and goods going out. What we have to do is make sure that we’re processing goods as quickly as they’re coming in, getting them out and sending them to our customers around the world.

Everything that comes in is sorted, checked, processed and exported—only reusable clothing.

[00:57]

Simon returns to the loading bays with several vehicles visible behind him.

Simon Roberts: One of the many reasons brands trust Roberts Recycling is the brand protection that we offer. We do not sell any goods in the UK. We never have. We don’t work with agents; we work directly with our trusted partners across the globe.

You can trust Roberts Recycling to get your stock to territories that you do not sell in.

[01:19]

The video ends with Roberts Recycling branding.

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