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Living Ink receives funds to expand sustainable algae black pigment
Living Ink, a Colorado-based bio-based pigment manufacturer, has successfully secured $3.5 million to scale its flagship product, Algae Black. This eco-friendly pigment is used by major brands like
Birla Cellulose, Algaeing partner for eco-friendly dyes and algae-based fibers
Indian company Birla Cellulose is teaming up with Israeli startup Algaeing to create eco-friendly fibers. They are working on using Algaeing's unique patented bio-based technology, which involves
Pangaia and Avantium collaborate on plant-based apparel collection
Pangaia and Dutch renewable chemistry company Avantium are joining forces to create a sustainable apparel collection. This collaboration is centered around Avantium's 100% plant-based polymer known
HKRITA unveils G2G, an innovative garment recycling system
The Hong Kong Research Institute of Textiles and Apparel (HKRITA) has introduced an inventive recycling system named Garment to Garment (G2G). This system, shared by climate activist and
MIT unveils a shape-shifting fiber set, FibeRobo
MIT's interdisciplinary team has introduced FibeRobo, a groundbreaking advancement in the textile industry. This liquid crystal elastomer fiber possesses the remarkable ability to change shape in
Aracne revolutionizes textile manufacturing with innovative knitwear system
Eurecat, a technology center, and Canmartex, a textile business, have joined forces to create a new venture called Aracne. Aracne is focused on providing predictive quality control systems for the
Veja, Reformation unveil eco-friendly Venturi Sneakers
Two well-known brands, Veja and Reformation, have joined forces to create something special by blending their unique views on being eco-friendly and fashionable. They have come up with the Veja X
Bally Ribbon Mills to showcase innovative safety webbings and tapes
Bally Ribbon Mills (BRM), a company specializing in engineered woven fabrics, is set to showcase its innovative solutions for product design and development at the SAFE Association 61st Annual
Deakin University, Xefco collaborate for sustainable textile manufacturing research
Deakin University in Australia has collaborated with textile technology firm Xefco to establish a test manufacturing site. This facility will be utilized to research and experiment with Xefco's
Israeli startup transforms discarded clothes into sustainable plastic products
An Israeli startup is working on a unique method to create new plastic items using old clothes that are often thrown away. This startup, called TextRe, takes synthetic fibers like polyester and
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