All - Tex Recyclers have relocated to the six and a half acre site and have made a firm commitment to investing heavily in their business over the next few months as part of their strategic plan which will help to provide a boost to the local economy.

The company hopes to develop strong links with Ballymoney council amongst others across Ireland whilst supporting the local community and charitable organisations, through innovative fundraising schemes.
Immediate plans are to offer employment in eleven positions and in the longer-term the company hope to boost that number to 25 to add to the 90 existing employees.

All -Tex is currently in a period of growth and, according to Business Development manager, Paula McAuley, has welcomed the opportunity to offer local employment in this period of growth.

Both the Mayor of Ballymoney, Cllr. John Finlay and local MLA, Mervyn Storey, said they were delighted with the development and looked forward to offering whatever help they could to the new development.
All –Tex Recyclers, is a registered textile recycling and export business, which has been in business since 1998 collecting second hand clothing and paired shoes from charity shops throughout Ireland and is in the process of developing new fundraising inivatives for community/voluntary organisations through the recycling of used clothing.

The company has already started trading from the 57,000 square feet premises at 1 Ballycregagh Road and their relocation provides the much needed space to develop their plans for expansion.
The clothing collected by All–Tex from across Ireland is brought back to its new premises in Cloughmills where it is graded by a team of experienced employees into more than100 products.

The items when graded are exported onto worldwide markets creating a source of employment both at home and abroad.

All – Tex works with many well known charities and is excited by the move to Cloughmills as the building offers plenty of room for expansion and development, which will help to boost employment prospects in the borough of Ballymoney.

Currently employing 90 people All – Tex Recyclers have plans to create up to 25 new jobs which will commence with 11 new positions advertised in today's paper.

This company helps to reduce more than the one million tonnes of clothing sent by the public to landfill in the UK and Ireland each year.

Paula McAuley added: "We are delighted to commence our business from Cloughmills and we welcome the opportunity to develop sustainable partnerships with the council, the local community and voluntary organisations. We hope that our company will bring many benefits and we look forward to developing future schemes in conjunction with new and existing partners. We have placed an advertisement in this week's paper as we urgently require experienced staff who can assist us in our growth and expansion and we look forward to receiving applications from the local community."

"All -Tex Recyclers will most certainly grow and develop in the months to follow, so watch this space,!" Paula added.
If you would like to find out more information on All -Tex Recyclers please contact Paula Mc Auley on 028 276 38300.