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FTC, Haelixa partner to promote transparent supply chain
Swiss cashmere organization FTC, which has collaborated with Haelixa beginning around 2020, is a luxury case study for physical verification. The company wanted verification from a third party, even
TDB & Sahi Fab sign agreement to recycle hemp waste into textile
As part of the Waste to Wealth project, the Technological Development Board (TDB) and Sahi Fab signed a contract for the development and commercialization of "Agricultural waste of stem materials
KRICT has developed a breakthrough textile recycling technology
The clothing industry currently accounts for 10% of worldwide carbon emissions, with approximately 90% of post-consumer fiber waste being disposed of through incineration or in landfills. Since
RadiciGroup Launches 100% naturally sourced yarn
Biofeel® Eleven is a natural-sourced yarn born of a story that begins in India. The word "Eranda" in Hindi refers to a tiny bean from which the ideal oil for the biopolymer, from which everything
Kelheim Joins Recycling Atelier Augsburg
Kelheim Fibres, the world's leading manufacturer of viscose speciality fibres, has joined Recycle Atelier Augsburg. Recycling Atelier Augsburg is a unique center for research and development in the
Polartec launches 'Shed Less' technology to reduce fiber fragmentation
Polartec®, a Milliken & Company brand, announces Polartec® Shed Less Fleece, a new step in the industry-leading efforts to reduce textile fiber fragment shedding. The Shed Less procedure
Zero Waste Europe has set criteria to go beyond circularity
Four key criteria have been established by Zero Waste Europe (ZWE), a waste reduction organization, for identifying zero-waste business models in the fashion industry. Fashion brands in Europe
Xeros Technology to explore upcycling of microplastics
Xeros Technology has partnered with the University of Surrey to jointly fund ground-breaking research to turn the microfibers recovered from a laundry into a valuable and usable carbon
Burlington and US engineering students are creating sustainable dyes
In order to create natural, sustainable dyes, a group of engineering students from the US-based Elon University is working with the department store retailer Burlington's Solid State Clothing and TS
EverDye depolluting the textile industry by developing greener dyeing processes
France-based EverDye, is offering a greener, quicker, and more energy-efficient dyeing method, which helps to depolluting the textile industry. Their reusable and recyclable dye results in zero