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What Are Biosynthetic Fibres And How Do They Compare To Conventional Synthetic Fibres? In this article, we break down the main types of bio-based synthetics, how they are made, and what the future holds.
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@paanfo @AldenWicker @hm @Sustainable_DA Yes .. It was a very interesting presentation, I also am waiting on some answers to questions and a copy of the slides. Important for technology developers to contribute to this so solutions can be designed for! I think an open access DB would be a better way to go.
Advanced Recycling in Fashion and problems with rPET - read the 2nd edition of the Circuvate newsletter and subscribe for future updates.
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How do we create a circular economy in the fashion industry? It's about much more than recycling, and at its core, it is about reducing the environmental impact due to material usage. Our experts explain more:
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Man-made cellulosic fibres, such as viscose and lyocell, are an important part of the fashion ecosystem, but more can be done to reduce their impact. In this article, we explore five of the most promising areas of innovation tackling sustainability.
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Fibre-to-fibre recycling technologies are receiving a lot of attention as potential solutions for end-of-life textile waste. However, there are a number of key barriers which need to be considered before the solutions can scale and truly make an impact.
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Compostable clothing? Creating compostable clothes is about much more than the choice of material, as the whole system needs to be carefully considered. We discuss the 7 key challenges to creating compostable clothes today.
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