On June 8, 2026, Harvest Nano Inc. and Dr. Refael Aharon issued formal notice confirming default and termination, effective April 26, 2026, of the License Agreement and related Services Agreement involving West Michigan Sustainable Solutions, LLC and Goodwill Industries of West Michigan, Inc. The notice includes post-termination restrictions and is issued without waiver of any rights held by Harvest Nano or Dr. Aharon as licensors and asserted rights holders of the underlying technology, know-how, and intellectual property. Despite this termination, Harvest Nano remains focused on its core mission: advancing proprietary systems that sort, analyze, and convert post-consumer textile waste into cellulose, microcellulose, and nanocellulose products, while addressing PFAS, microplastic, and other contamination risks in the textile-waste stream. Harvest Nano is actively seeking new partners and funding to continue deploying this technology and to support more transparent, profitable, and environmentally responsible textile-waste management.
In this video, we showcase Harvest Nano’s innovative process for transforming recycled textiles into nanocellulose, a highly valuable and sustainable material. Follow the full journey as we walk through each stage of the operation, from textile sorting and deconstruction to shredding and processing through our patented nanocellulose extraction machine.
After clothing is processed through our system, the resulting nanocellulose can be used to create a wide range of high value materials. In this video, we showcase several example products that demonstrate the versatility and potential of this sustainable material.
Take a closer look at the textile deconstruction stage of Harvest Nano’s recycling process. This step prepares recycled clothing for efficient processing and nanocellulose production.
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