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Home » Acatel adds biodegradability to carbon positive fibres
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Acatel adds biodegradability to carbon positive fibres

By March 1, 20222 Mins Read
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Acatel, an advanced vertical finishing mill based in Spain, has partnered with FibreTrace and Good Earth Cotton to launch a collection of carbon positive and traceable knits and fabrics, made with bio-based finishing processes. Acatel provides the global fashion industry with sustainable, low impact solutions for garment dyeing, printing and finishing for fabrics and knits.

The partnership allows Acatel to become active agents of climate positive change within the supply chain and offer added value to their customers by combining fully traceability and carbon positive fibres with their sustainable finishing approach.

The Acatel, FibreTrace and Good Earth Cotton collection debuts two biodegradable finishing products:

  • ECO-PRINT is the first compostable pigment printing system with Cradle-to-Cradle Platinum level, made from a water-based printing paste and compostable colours. In collaboration with ECOLIFE YARNS (Belda Llorens), IMPETUS Group, Good Earth Cotton and FibreTrace, Acatel will add ECO-PRINT to its E*Retrace collection.
  • Good Earth Cotton knit uses a bio-based finishing process made of 85% vegetable ingredients, 92% of these being biodegradable and complete with full FibreTrace traceability.

“There is no Planet B, and sustainability is not just a trend. It is an ethical, efficient and reliable necessity of tomorrow,” said Susana Serrano, CEO of Acatel.

By harnessing the power of FibreTrace technology, Acatel can share the carbon positive story of their cotton products all the way from seed through to fabric, and communicate its unique biodegradable qualities with the end consumer.

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