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New study claims polyester-eating enzymes hold key to eliminating plastic waste
According to a new study, polyester-eating enzymes could be the key to minimizing plastic waste. Northwestern University researchers have developed a polymer that shields the PETase enzyme, which
Patagonia partners with NFW to develop and scale circular textile solutions
US-based sustainable materials start-up Natural Fiber Welding Inc (NFW) is collaborating with outdoor clothing company Patagonia to develop and scale circular textile solutions. NFW will continue to
Pertex introduces recyclable material Pertex® Shield Revolve™
UK-based lightweight technical textiles specialist Pertex®, has announced the introduction of a more sustainable and technical mono-material waterproof/breathable material, called Pertex® Shield
[Interview] Worn Again Technologies founder Cyndi Rhoades shares insights on the next way forward to achieve circularity in textiles
Worn Again Technologies, formerly known as Worn Again, is a pioneering company that was set up in 2005 by Cyndi Rhoades in East London, England, with a vision to eradicate textiles waste. In 2012
[Interview] Worn Again Technologies founder Cyndi Rhoades shares insights on the next way forward to achieve circularity in textiles
Worn Again Technologies, formerly known as Worn Again, is a pioneering company that was set up in 2005 by Cyndi Rhoades in East London, England, with a vision to eradicate textiles waste. In 2012
PrimaLoft & Origin Materials to create carbon-negative fibers
Origin Products, Inc., a leader in carbon-negative materials, and PrimaLoft, a developer of high-performance insulations and fabrics, have announced a new collaboration to produce carbon-negative,
Netherland-based Stahl launches renewable carbon polyurethanes NuVera
Stahl, a Netherlands-based supporter of environmentally friendly chemistry, has introduced a new line of recycled carbon-based polyurethanes called NuVera. NuVera replaces petroleum-based chemicals
What is benzene?
Benzene is an organic compound that is a colorless or light yellow liquid. This chemical is highly inflammable and evaporates into the air very quickly. Benzene is extracted through refinery
Why recycled nylon?
Nylon is a synthetic fiber that is made of caprolactam polymer and is derived from petrochemicals. Being a tough fiber, it does not decompose or break easily and eventually disposed of in landfill
What is coffee ground fiber?
The textile industry is continuously looking up for new innovations and technologies that would contribute towards building a sustainable environment while keeping in mind the three pillars of