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A leading knitting company to invest in the development of a range of intimates, beachwear and athleisure fabrics
The company reports, The Earth collection has a dedicated logo, a specially developed graphics and a contemporary presentation, "The collection offers a heterogeneous and never too ordinary content,
Memorandum of Understanding to develop a commercial scale factory and supply chain solution for cellulose production
Nanollose has developed innovative proprietary technologies relating to the production, processing and applications of microbial nano cellulose, which have the potential to effect change in the
Lenzing repositioning its tencel brand
At the press conference held by the Lenzing Group included Global Brand Management Director Harold Weghorst, Turkey & MEA Regional Director Jürgen Eizing, and Business Development and Marketing
NZ wool sector focusing on microfibre
The wool market that used to make up 26 percent of New Zealand’s exports is now hoping to position itself as more sustainable than synthetic alternatives by capitalising on the growing
Nanollose develops plant free sustainable fibre for apparel industry
Nanollose, an innovative Australian company has developed a revolutionary plant-free viscose-rayon fibre product , which are commonly used but are said to have significant environmental impacts. The
Six alternative natural resources that can be turned into sustainable textile
It is about time for the textile and apparel industry to look for sustainable alternatives and to prove that the production of textiles and clothing will not pollute the environment. FashionUnited
Lenzing to offer new eco friendly viscose fibre called EcoVero
Lenzing, Fibre producer to achieve the next milestone in its sustainability journey by offering eco-friendly viscose fibre called EcoVero with the lowest environmental impact in the industry as the
Brugnoli to launch zero kilometre recycled fabric line at Performance Days
Italian company, Brugnoli specialized in the creation of high-end fabrics, with the launch of B.Recycled, a new high-quality, zero-kilometre fabric line based on recycled yarn is widening its
Bacteria and soundwaves likely to be a sustainable way of colouring textile
Dutch-based textile designers as part of a bio design research project has made used bacteria to speed up the process of dyeing fibres, as it found that subjecting live bacteria to sound frequencies
Uzbek to adopt technology to stop forced labour in cotton production
As an intiative drive to exclude adulteration in the cotton industry, Applied DNA Sciences, a provider of DNA-based supply chain, anti-counterfeiting and anti-theft technology, product genotyping and
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