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Birla Cellulose uses Nanollose fiber for spin cycle
Birla Cellulose, a division of Grasim Industries Ltd., a flagship company of the Aditya Birla Group and one of the world's largest man-made cellulosic fiber producers, has completed the first
Nanollose develops plant free sustainable fibre for apparel industry
Nanollose, an innovative Australian company has developed a revolutionary plant-free viscose-rayon fibre product , which are commonly used but are said to have significant environmental impacts. The
Simplifyber raises $3.5M to scale business
Simplifyber, Inc, the cleantech producer of footwear and clothing “created in a lab, not in a factory”, has announced the closing of a $3.5M round of seed funding led by At One Ventures. The
University of Aalto set up pilot line to produce new fiber
The University of Aalto in Finland has installed a pilot production line for the Ioncell process of converting wood-based materials and textile waste into environmentally friendly, high-quality
Spinnova collaborates with Suzano to open a first commercial-scale production facility
The world’s largest wood pulp producer Suzano will collaborate with material innovation company Spinnova to make an investment of around 22 million euros to build the first commercial-scale
What is lyocell?
Lyocell is a regenerated fiber that consists of cellulosic raw material i.e. wood pulp. A form of rayon, lyocell is a biodegradable fiber and was first developed in 1972 by American Enka, North
What is the chemical composition of bamboo fiber?
These fibers are cellulosic in nature and are derived from the pulp of a plant which is extracted from the plant’s stem and leaf. The chemical composition of bamboo resembles wood. The culm of
Natural fibers leading nonwoven
A walk through the feminine hygiene and baby diaper aisles is proof enough that natural products are enjoying gains in the nonwovens space. In the past few months, two major feminine hygiene
Australian company comes up with an extensive new way to produce rayon fibers
To produce rayon the old fashioned way it needs chemically intense processing of wood pulp or plant fibers. The cellulose that’s extracted is treated with caustic soda, carbon disulfide, and
Six alternative natural resources that can be turned into sustainable textile
It is about time for the textile and apparel industry to look for sustainable alternatives and to prove that the production of textiles and clothing will not pollute the environment. FashionUnited
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