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MycoWork commercially launches first products made using mycelium-based material
MycoWorks, a biomaterials inventor, has announced the commercial release of the first fashion products manufactured using its flagship mycelium material, Reishi™. The premium hatmaker Nick
Accelerating Circularity starts polyester recycling trial
Accelerating Circularity’s objective is to design and implement commercial technologies that repurpose textile waste as raw material through reuse and recycling, preventing it from being burnt or
Sorona®, renewably sourced eco-efficient performance fiber
Covation Biomaterials, founded in 2022 in Newark, Delaware, is a leading supplier of bio-based materials solutions. Their main aim is to make bio-based materials available to everyone. They offer a
Seaweed yarn maker Algiknit secures US$13m investment
Biomaterials company, AlgiKnit, which makes yarn from kelp seaweed, has announced that it has secured US$13 million in a Series A investment round and opening of its new manufacturing site in North
Modern Synthesis raises $4.1m to grow fashion textiles from microbes
UK-based biomaterials startup Modern Synthesis has raised $4.1 million in seed funding. The funds will be used to speed up the development of the company's patented microbial textile platform, as
Stella McCartney launches first commercial luxury mycelium-based bag
British fashion brand, Stella McCartney, will sell 100 limited edition bags made from mycelium, fungi's root-like structure, as the first of several commercial mycelium products
Lab-grown leather startup VitroLabs raises $46 million
VitroLabs Inc, a Bay-Area-based biotech company that is pioneering the creation of a revolutionary scientific technique to produce the world's first cellular cultured animal leather, announced today
JP Modatex India, DuPont launches sustainable spun yarn collection
JP Modatex India and DuPont Biomaterials have launched a new spun yarn collection composed of a mix of natural fibers and DuPont Sorona staple fibers. The collection combines the linen and
TômTex raises $1.7M to Scale Production of biodegradable leather substitute
Tomtex, a startup that is developing a plastic-free bio-based material made from seafood shell waste or mushroom waste as a sustainable alternative to leather, has acquired US$1.7 million in
LVMH partners with pioneering research labs to develop lab-grown fur
LVMH has announced that its Fendi brand will collaborate with Imperial College London and Central Saint Martins, UAL, in a strategic relationship to develop bio-textiles based on academic
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