Enzymes provide an eco-friendly alternative to harsh chemicals in textile preparation. They enable effective desizing, scouring, souring, and combined bleaching under mild conditions, reducing water, ...

Enzymes, used for thousands of years in making products like cheese and beer, are now vital in reducing pollution in textile processing. Derived mainly from microorganisms, enzymes are valued for ...

Researchers have developed an internationally significant new process for working wood cellulose into a textile fibre. New solutions for using fibre-based materials in textile processes attract global ...

"AI has the potential to do something for our planet," explains Professor Dr. Ingo Rollwagen, professor at Hochschule Fresenius, Department of Design, University of Applied Sciences, Berlin during the ...

The unit, operated by JEPLAN, used the Rewind PET process developed by Axens, IFPEN, and JEPLAN to recycle materials prepared by Nouvelles Fibres Textile and Mapea in France. This recycling test ...

Kingwhale, a manufacturer of performance textiles, is furthering its sustainability initiatives by emphasizing recyclable fibers in its portfolio of products. Through new processes, Kingwhale said it ...

Emerging and improved textile design solutions have enabled brands and manufacturers to tighten the grip on their supply chains. With recent advances in textile software, printing and color ...

A combined team of chemical and biomolecular engineers from the University of Delaware, and the Center for Plastics Innovation, both in the U.S., has developed a way to chemically separate fibers in ...

Sweden is emerging as a hub for sustainable textiles. Following Renewcell’s recent announcement that it will open a waste-textile recycling facility in Sweden, the Swedish start-up TreeToTextile says ...

The test was carried out in a semi-industrial unit operated by JEPLAN in Japan. Credit: JEPLAN. The unit, operated by JEPLAN, used the Rewind PET process developed by Axens, IFPEN, and JEPLAN to ...