Yarn Waste White Popcorn is a textile by-product obtained during the spinning and weaving of polyester, cotton, or blended yarns. It appears in a fluffy, popcorn-like form with a soft texture and bright white color. This type of yarn waste is widely used in the recycling industry as a raw material for producing open-end yarn, filling materials, nonwoven fabrics, and insulation products. Due to its clean appearance and recyclability, white popcorn yarn waste is in high demand among manufacturers seeking cost-effective and eco-friendly alternatives. Its consistent quality makes it a reliable feedstock for reprocessing into value-added textile and industrial applications, contributing to sustainable waste management practices.