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Genuin, the first business to recycle its own waste
The 100% European linen home and decor workshop Genuin has announced the acquisition of equipment for production, embroidery, and recycling. This will make it possible to produce goods with a focus
Lenzing, Södra recycling textiles project to receive €10m from EU Life
To assist the expansion of OnceMore, an innovative industrial-scale technology for recycling blended textile waste developed by fiber solutions company Lenzing Group and Swedish forest industry
Sustainable textile pigment transfer system by Mimaki
The Textile Pigment Transfer Printing System, developed by Mimaki, streamlines the printing process and uses less water. Furthermore, because of its tiny size and low cost, small lot textile
AIZOME launches skincare from wastewear
The cutting-edge textile business AIZOME, committed to developing environmentally friendly and long-lasting products, has unveiled its most recent innovation. AIZOME has taken an innovative step by
22Ahead relaunches fully environmentally friendly label
The UAE-based menswear company 22Ahead announces the relaunch of its men's fashion line with a renewed dedication to creating only sustainable and environmentally friendly products. With a focus on
Sportstex initiates fiber to fiber polyester recycling
Sportstex started an ambitious research & development project, built step by step, which demonstrates the feasibility of polyester “fibre to fibre” recycling. It is a company specialized in
EPP Group educates Europeans to avoid clothes wastage
EPP Group is ensuring that Europeans waste fewer clothes in the future and it is a top priority for them. This the biggest political group in the European Parliament and comprises of 177 Members
TDB & Sahi Fab sign agreement to recycle hemp waste into textile
As part of the Waste to Wealth project, the Technological Development Board (TDB) and Sahi Fab signed a contract for the development and commercialization of "Agricultural waste of stem materials
KRICT has developed a breakthrough textile recycling technology
The clothing industry currently accounts for 10% of worldwide carbon emissions, with approximately 90% of post-consumer fiber waste being disposed of through incineration or in landfills. Since
Jeanologia latest tech reduces water consumption in garment finishing
Jeanologia, a Spanish firm that creates eco-friendly solutions, was able to reduce water usage from 100 to 1 liter from the cloth to the finished garment, thanks to its technologies. On March 22,
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