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Circular Systems launches textiles made from food crop waste
Circular Systems have launched Agraloop™ BioFibre™, which is a new high-quality fibre derived from food-crop waste. This new launch is available for consumers to wear for the first time. The
Braskem collaborates with Haldor Topsoe to produce MEG from sugar
Braskem and Haldor Topsoe have come together to develop the first-ever demo-scale production of bio-based monoethylene glycol (MEG). MEG is a raw material for PET (polyethene terephthalate) that is
Who are the global paraxylene producing countries?
In 2019, the global market size value of paraxylene was USD 48.72 billion. Around three-fourths of the global paraxylene production happens in Northeast Asia, the Indian Subcontinent, Southeast Asia
Södra to increase recycled content in OnceMore process
Södra has increased the number of used textiles in its OnceMore process by dissolving pulp to 20%. The OnceMore process incorporates cellulose from wood with fibres from discarded textiles to
Cambodia’s new projects can offset EBA blows
The council for the development of Cambodia has given a green light to four investment projects in the country’s garment manufacturing industry. This will ensure a rough estimate of 6000
Burberry steps into the sustainable market space using technology
Burberry has joined hands with a digital production agency, Koffeecup in a venture to develop new software that can revolutionize the fashion design and engineering industry. The application is to
Why recycled nylon?
Nylon is a synthetic fiber that is made of caprolactam polymer and is derived from petrochemicals. Being a tough fiber, it does not decompose or break easily and eventually disposed of in landfill
What is coffee ground fiber?
The textile industry is continuously looking up for new innovations and technologies that would contribute towards building a sustainable environment while keeping in mind the three pillars of
What is milk fiber?
Milk fiber is a bio-based semi-synthetic fiber that utilises casein protein extracted from the waste milk such as sour and spoiled milk and is then processed with certain chemicals and synthetic
Why recycled wool?
Every year the demand for wool keeps on increasing. But, the production of virgin wool at such large quantities is a resource-intensive job. It requires a large amount of land for sheep to graze,