Jaeklin Develops Eco-Friendly Products with Yanolja M&D

Strategic Business Partnership Agreement Signed

Climate tech startup Jeclin announced on the 9th that it has signed a strategic business partnership agreement (MOU) with Yanolja M&D to practice ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) management and establish a circular economy ecosystem.

Through this agreement, Jeclin and Yanolja M&D will mutually cooperate with the goal of providing eco-friendly lodging care services that set an example for the domestic and international accommodation industry, supplying eco-friendly supplies, providing sustainable recycled bedding and towel products, and establishing eco-friendly supply processes.

Cha Seung-su, CEO of Jacqueline (left), and Lim Tae-sung, CEO of Yanolja M&D, are taking a commemorative photo during the signing ceremony.

Specifically, they will collaborate on everything from collecting and supplying used linens to reprocessing and producing recycled products, as well as developing and marketing eco-friendly recycled products. They will also develop sustainable supplies such as recycled bedding, towels, and various eco-friendly consumables targeted at hotels and other lodging facilities. Through this, they plan to jointly promote the activation of the eco-friendly recycling market, practice ESG management based on win-win cooperation, and build a circular economy ecosystem.

Founded in 2017, Jeclin is a climate tech startup that addresses the textile waste problem generated by the fashion industry through eco-friendly care, regeneration, supply, and certification services for textile products.

Cha Seung-su, CEO of Jeclin, said, “Cooperation with Yanolja M&D will be an important opportunity to realize the resource circulation ecosystem and environmental values that Jeclin pursues,” adding, “By combining the leadership and capabilities of both companies, we will strive to provide an eco-friendly market that satisfies and resonates with consumers, establishing a model case for the domestic and international lodging industry.”