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SaXcell, Aditya Birla Group partner to introduce sustainable cellulosic fibers
SaXcell, a pioneer in textile recycling, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with India's Aditya Birla Group's Birla Cellulose, one of the world's largest producers of man-made cellulosic
Novozymes launches biopolishing for manmade cellulosic fibers
Denmark’s Novozymes has partnered with Fiberlife to offer bio-polishing for manmade cellulosic fibers (MMCF). It reduces fuzz and pilling in viscose, modal, and lyocell fabrics. Enzymes are used
Birla Cellulose, Algaeing partner for eco-friendly dyes and algae-based fibers
Indian company Birla Cellulose is teaming up with Israeli startup Algaeing to create eco-friendly fibers. They are working on using Algaeing's unique patented bio-based technology, which involves
Accelerating Circularity launches cellulosic textile-to-textile trials
Accelerating Circularity announces the launch of Cellulosic textile-to-textiles trials in Europe as a continuation of the Polyester textile-to-textile trials that were started in
ZDHC releases updated MMCF guidelines to promote sustainable fibers
ZDHC Releases Updates to the ZDHC Man-Made Cellulosic Fibres Guidelines Version 2.0, and its Supporting Document. ZDHC has announced the release of updated ZDHC Man-Made Cellulosic Fibres (MMCF)
Rubi Laboratories raises $4.5 mn to create carbon-negative cellulosic textiles
San Francisco-based Rubi Laboratories, pioneering carbon-negative cellulosic textiles, has announced that it has raised £3.3 million ($4.5 million) in seed funding headed by Talis Capital and
California University confirms biodegradability of Lenzing fibers
The biodegradability of Lenzing fibers has been validated by the Scripps Institution of Oceanography (SIO) at the University of California. The study published recently has confirmed that wood-based
HeiQ introduces ‘Climate Positive’ AeoniQ cellulosic yarn
Swiss textile technology company HeiQ announces the introduction of HeiQ AeoniQ- a high-performance cellulose yarn based on a novel fiber created from carbon negative. HeiQ AeoniQ is derived from
Lenzing expands its denim portfolio with launch of matte Tencel™ lyocell fibers
Austria-based largest viscose producer, Lenzing Group is expanding its sustainable offering for the denim industry, with the launch of matte TENCEL™ branded lyocell fibers. The new fiber type is
What are manufactured fibers?
The fibers that belong to this category are either entirely produced from chemical or is a combination of chemical processing and raw material sourced from nature. The fibers in this class are long