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L'Occitane en Provence to achieve it's goal of using 100% recycled plastic in it's bottles by 2025
Currently L’Occitane Group has more than 3,000 retail outlets, including 1,555 owned stores, globally. Its five brands are L’Occitane en Provence, Melvita, Erborian, L’Occitane
Making promotional apparel using recycled materials
In the current fashion market, the most widely used fabrics are textile blends, which have proven hard-to-recycle using traditional methods and technologies. In a bid to close the recyclability gap,
EqoBalance from Beaulieu Yarns receives Green Product Award 2018
The Green Product Award is an annual international competition for innovative, sustainable products and services in the categories architecture, work, energy, electronics, fashion, research,
Eurolast supplies a variety of spandex fibres presenting it's latest product at FIMAST exhibition
FIMAST will present the latest in preparatory machines, linking, sewing and assembling machines, yarns and hosiery accessories, circular hosiery knitting machines, dyeing and finishing machines,
Fiberactive announcing product launch of Sewpure
Fiberactive Organics, LLC, the world’s source of organic cotton sewing thread announced official product launch of, Sewpure, the GOTS certified, organic cotton thread in two weights, Tex 40
Winsome Yarns working to create a circular knit cycle
For the past 25 years Managing Director Manish Bagrodia at Winsome Yarns Ltd., has been driving through innovations and sustainability initiatives within Winsome Knitwear and Winsome Yarns, and
New technology developed to recycle blend textiles into new fibres
The non-profit H&M Foundation and The Hong Kong Research Institute of Textiles and Apparel (HKRITA) have developed a new technology, a hydrotherm (Chemical) process through which recycle blend
Sinterama partners with Polygiene to develop Newlife a 100pc recycled fibre
Sinterama, the international leader in production of polyester yarn, has partnered with Polygiene, the world leader in odour control and freshness technology to develop a 100 percent recycled fibre
Danish technology aims to create sustainable and renewable products
Advance Nonwoven, a Danish high tech company based at Møllerup Gods in Rønde, Jutland, established in 2006 with the aim of creating sustainable and renewable products made from natural fibres,
GEM Enviro Management launches ‘Rivivere’ - Recycle polyester fiber, spun yarn and premium fabric
Gem Enviro Management Private Limited, formed to facilitate recycling of all kinds of packaging waste (such as PET, plastics, paper, etc) and marketing / promotion of recycled products, thus ensuring
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