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Carbios now holds some major patents
Carbios, an emerging technical enterprise dealing in bio-industrial solutions, successfully manages to attain the international patent portfolio for the year 2020.  Carbios is very
How is coolmax fabric made?
The production process of COOLMAX fabric is similar to that of other types of polyester. The only difference is in the shape of fibers. The production process of COOLMAX fabric are as
Beantown creators launch "laundry-free" pillowcases to save resources
In order to provide an extraordinary bedding experience, Beantown Bedding creators, who first curated biodegradable non-woven bed sheets in 2012, are now ready to promote their new line of
What are the types of polyester fiber?
There are different types of polyester fabric available in the market: • Ethylene PolyesterEthylene polyester is most commonly referred to as polyethylene terephthalate (PET). In the polyester
What is the segmentation of the sisal fiber global market?
Sisal fiber belongs to the class of bast fibers and is extracted from the leaves of the sisal plant. The process of extracting sisal fibers is called decortication in which the leaf is crushed
How is sisal fiber made?
The steps in sisal fiber processing are as follows: • CultivationSisal plantlets come from either suckers or bulbils which are collected from a mature sisal field. Then these sisal plantlets
What is the value of ramie fiber in the global market?
The global ramie fiber market can be segmented on the following basis: • Based on the type: On the basis of the type of ramie fiber, the ramie fiber global market has been segmented into First
Where is ramie fiber produced in the world?
In the world, China is the biggest producer of ramie fiber and exports fibers mainly to Japan and Europe. In production, China is followed by Brazil, the Philippines, South Korea, and Thailand.
VEOCEL™ introduce bio-based products to prepare for plastic regulations
VEOCEL and its co-branding partners have been constantly working to innovate by researching sustainable materials that will help the industry emerge stronger post-pandemic. The brand has proven to
Bristol Cloth project make cashmere scarves that can be planted back
A group of women at Botanical Inks and Bristol Weaving Mill have successfully completed the crowdfunding campaign for the original project, Bristol Cloth. The project was founded by Babs Behan and
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