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LYCRA,ITOCHU lannch fibres made from recycled waste
The LYCRA Company, a global leader in fibre and textile solutions for the apparel industry, has announced the launch of its first performance offerings fashioned from 100% textile waste - the COOLMAX and THERMOLITE EcoMade fibres.
LYCRA Company, Fibre, Textile Solutions, COOLMAX, THERMOLITE, ITOCHU Corporation, Lycra Company’S Planet Agenda Sustainability Platform, Fairdeal Industrial Park, Shahlon Textile Park, Karanj Textile Park, Tadkeshwar Infra LLP And Yes Greentex Infra
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Eastman makes Naia Renew fibre using recycled plastics
Customers are in need for soft, sustainable, and comfortable clothing in today’s market. As a result, Eastman has come up with a specialty cellulose fibre that is sustainable and made from recycled plastic and wood pulp.
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LYCRA, ITOCHU launch fibres made from recycled waste
LYCRA and ITOCHU will jointly produce the textile waste versions of COOLMAX and THERMOLITE. The EcoMade fibres will be made of textile waste transformed into fibres through a unique depolymerisation and refining process.
Lycra, ITOCHU, Fibre, Fibre Solutions, Sustainable Fibre, Textile Waste, Recycled Textiles, Advanced Textiles, Textile Industry, Textile News, Garment News, Innovation
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We have recently launched a biodegradable 3-layer civil face mask
Ahlstrom-Munksjö is a global leader in fibre-based materials, supplying innovative and sustainable solutions to its customers. The company’s offering includes filter materials, release liners, food and beverage processing materials, decor papers, abrasive and tape backings, electrotechnical paper, glass fibre materials, medical fibre materials, diagnostics and energy storage solutions, as well as a range of specialty papers for industrial and consumer end-uses. The company’s annual net sale is about EUR 2.7 billion and employs about 7,800 people. Lionel Bonte, Vice President, Medical Business, Ahlstrom-Munksjö discusses the scope of medical textiles in India and the rising awareness of viral protection post-pandemic.
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