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Lenzing Group develops sustainable dyes for denim
Lenzing Group has introduced a new textile dyeing method that improves design possibilities in ready-to-wear and knit clothing while focusing on reducing excess water and energy consumption in the
Invest Jo starts yarn recycling project
The government investor portal of Jordan has recently introduced Invest Jo, which features a chemical recycling for fiber-to-fiber yarn production project on its website. It is an effort to preserve
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
The LYCRA Company reveals factory Higg tool scores
The LYCRA Company, a leader in the development of cutting-edge fiber and technology solutions for the apparel and personal care industries, revealed that several of its manufacturing facilities had
AMSilk, world's first industrial supplier of environmentally friendly silk biopolymers
Germany-based AMSilk is the world's first industrial supplier of synthetic silk biopolymers, which was founded in 2008. The Company develops and produces high-performance materials based on spider
'Plastic-eating' enzymes to tackle polyester clothing waste
Polyester, a fast fashion staple, accounts for 60% of worn clothing. Additionally, a disproportionately large amount of clothing ends up in landfills each year as a result. Polyethylene
Good Fashion Fund reveals results of its first investment
The Fashion for Good and Laudes Foundation's Good Fashion Fund,  an initiative to promote environmentally friendly production methods for clothing, recently showed the results of its initial
Teijin, JGC & ITOCHU to establish polyester recycling venture
A joint venture business called RePEaT Co., Ltd. will be established by Teijin Limited, JGC Holdings Corporation, and ITOCHU Corporation to license the technology for the chemical recycling of
Stony Creek Colors raises $4.8 million in series B2 funding
Stony Creek Colors, a Springfield, Tennessee-based manufacturer of natural indigo dye, has closed a $4.8 million Series B2 funding round co-led by the company’s longtime partners, Lewis &
Revalyu recycles over 1 billion PET bottles every year
Revalyu Recycling (India) Limited (formerly known as Polygenta Technologies Limited) has commercialized a cost-effective breakthrough chemical plastic bottle recycling technology that chemically