Archroma joins BioCircular Materials Alliance for sustainable fashion

Archroma, a global leader in specialty chemicals for sustainable solutions, has joined the BioCircular Materials Alliance to accelerate the transition of the fashion industry towards sustainable, circular business models. Initiated by biomaterials pioneer Spiber Inc., the Alliance unites prominent fashion brands, manufacturers, and suppliers to promote the use of bio-based textile materials and chemical treatments.

One of the Alliance’s early achievements is the creation of a Materials BioCircularity Database, designed to help brands and mills assess how their selection of fibers, dyes, and finishing chemicals impacts the recyclability of finished products.

Archroma’s PLANET CONSCIOUS+ vision serves as its blueprint for driving sustainability in the textile industry. This vision encourages collaboration with industry leaders, aligning seamlessly with the Alliance’s mission of developing a circular ecosystem. Archroma is proud to contribute to this initiative alongside Spiber and other partners in the Alliance.

Dedicated to advancing sustainability, Archroma specializes in developing dyes, chemicals, processes, and technologies that not only enhance sustainability but also deliver added value to brands, mills, and consumers. By innovating safer, more durable, and recyclable textiles produced with greater efficiency, Archroma supports its partners in meeting modern sustainability goals.

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