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Ferre and Aware collaborate to develop fully traceable recycled cotton yarn
Spanish recycled yarn manufacturer Ferre, has partnered with traceability solutions start-up The Movement to create fully traceable recycled cotton yarn using its blockchain-enabled product
Epic Group and Serai collaborate to track cotton
Hong Kong-Based, garment manufacturing giant, Epic Group, has collaborated with Serai, a B2B digital platform, to ensure the cotton it uses is sourced sustainably. With the aid of HSBC-owned Serai,
Hohenstein develops quantitative method to detect genetic modifications in organic cotton
Textile testing partner Hohenstein has developed a new quantification method, particularly for genetically modified cotton. Hohenstein is utilizing DNA analysis to determine the percentage of
Cotonea research says organic cotton has a positive carbon footprint
According to organic cotton manufacturer Cotonea, situated in Bempflingen, Germany, a recent study shows that cotton might be the route to a climate-friendly textile sector. Roland Stelzer, the
OCA releases new guidelines for non-GM cottonseed production
The Non-GM Cottonseed Production Guidelines have been issued by the Amsterdam-based Organic Cotton Accelerator (OCA), which provides the textile industry with a crucial tool for safeguarding the
Bestseller adds CmiA-Organic cotton to its portfolio
Bestseller, a Danish fashion chain, claims to be the first to use CmiA-Organic cotton in its collections. Cotton made in Africa (CmiA) organic cotton has been adopted by a few Bestseller brands,
Beantown creators launch "laundry-free" pillowcases to save resources
In order to provide an extraordinary bedding experience, Beantown Bedding creators, who first curated biodegradable non-woven bed sheets in 2012, are now ready to promote their new line of
What is the value of cotton in the global market?
Among the natural fibers, cotton is one of the most widely used fibers and accounts for around one-third of total fibers manufactured in the world. Due to cotton’s versatile nature, performance
How is rayon different from cotton?
Rayon is a regenerated fiber or semi-synthetic fiber that is manufactured from cellulosic fiber especially from the woof pulp. After the cost of cotton increased dramatically, there was an
Why is organic cotton expensive?
Organic cotton refers to cotton which is grown without the use of any synthetic or chemical-based products i.e., defoliants, synthetic fertilizer, pesticides, or plant growth regulators. It not only