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[Interview] Colorifix uses synthetic biology to produce sustainable dyes
Based in Norwich, England, Colorifix is a biotechnology startup that has created a sustainable dyeing process that uses microorganisms to transform agricultural waste products into dyes, reducing
[Interview] Colorifix uses synthetic biology to produce sustainable dyes
Based in Norwich, England, Colorifix is a biotechnology startup that has created a sustainable dyeing process that uses microorganisms to transform agricultural waste products into dyes, reducing
ZDHC joins Microfibre Consortium to deal with microfiber shedding
The Microfibre Consortium (TMC) has announced that ZDHC, a Netherlands-based multi-stakeholder initiative for the fashion industry, has joined as a research member to facilitate the development of
European NGOs urge the EU to take action against fast fashion
A new campaign has been launched by a coalition of 25 European NGOs calling for an end to fast fashion in the textile sector, which is one of the world's most polluting industries. RREUSE, the
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[xyz-ips snippet="Header"] Enabling sustainability through market intelligence YnFx has been empowering textile companies globally for over 20 years by delivering reliable textile market
Dystar aids make supply chains cleaner and greener
Dystar, a chemical specialist organization with a background in product development and innovation has launched Cadira® Polyamide and Polyester/Cellulosic Exhaust. In the prospect of the launch,
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
What is lyocell?
Lyocell is a regenerated fiber that consists of cellulosic raw material i.e. wood pulp. A form of rayon, lyocell is a biodegradable fiber and was first developed in 1972 by American Enka, North
What are the environmental impacts of polyester?
Synthetic fabrics are widely used in the textile and apparel industry today, but the question is are they truly environment friendly? The answer is NO.The whole supply chain of polyester from its
What are the environmental impacts of silk?
Silk being a protein fiber is a renewable textile material with low environmental impact compared with other fibers. Since the silkworms feed on mulberry leaves, they do not require any sort of