Reworld has released results from a US Environmental Protection Agency study conducted at its Lake County Thermomechanical Treatment Facility in Florida, validating the effectiveness of PFAS destruction. The study, carried out in spring 2024, showed the facility's process destroyed up to 99% of a conservative surrogate compound harder to eliminate than other PFAS. The findings support Reworld's recently launched ReAssure PFAS Destruction service, which offers approximately 17 million tonnes of processing capacity through facilities operating above 1,100°C. The service includes access to over 50 material processing facilities, wastewater treatment, and logistics coordination. PFAS contamination stems from thousands of everyday products including carpets, textiles, and packaging that end up in municipal solid waste streams.

Reworld, a sustainable waste solutions provider, has published its 2026 Sustainability Report detailing operational achievements across its North American platform. The company operates over 90 waste facilities and represents 70% of total thermomechanical treatment facility capacity in the US. The report highlights Reworld's launch of ReAssure PFAS Destruction, an end-to-end solution processing waste at temperatures above 1,100°C with demonstrated 99% PFAS destruction rates. The service provides access to approximately 17 million tonnes of processing capacity. Key results include 39 million metric tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions avoided, 8.7 megawatt hours of renewable electricity generated, and 19 million tonnes of waste diverted from landfills. The company reported 48% better safety performance than industry average and processed 3 million pounds of post-consumer pharmaceutical waste.

Reworld has launched ReAssure PFAS Destruction, offering approximately 17 million tonnes of processing capacity for PFAS-containing materials through its network of Thermomechanical Treatment Facilities across the United States. The company claims this represents the nation's largest full-scale PFAS destruction capacity. Reworld's facilities process waste at temperatures above 1,100°C, demonstrating 99% destruction and removal of PFAS according to testing campaigns. The company operates over 50 material processing facilities that prepare non-bulk PFAS waste for delivery to treatment facilities, alongside wastewater treatment and logistics services. ReAssure addresses growing concerns about PFAS, commonly known as "forever chemicals", which the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry says are present in nearly all Americans' blood. The service provides permanent destruction rather than landfill storage.