Search results for "circular economy"

The nonwovens prove themselves in a variety of molded part applications in the mobility sector. © Sandler

01/10/2024 – Automotive

Automotive

Sandler launches new nonwovens brand finexus

In interior or exterior applications of passenger and commercial vehicles, Sandler’s single-polymer material finexus offers what was previously implemented ... By Sibylle Michel

The CHT Group is convinced that recyclable textile products are the right means to protect resources and reduce the environmental impact. © CHT

11/11/2020 – Circular economy according to the Cradle to Cradle principles

Circular economy according to the Cradle to Cradle principles

The CHT Group is constantly expanding its sustainable product range

According to the CHT Group’s self-perception, sustainable innovation always includes responsibility for the future. By Editorial staff

Protecting environment and health: Commission adopts measures to restrict intentionally added microplastics. © Baifoworld/stock.adobe.com

19/12/2023 – EU Commission

EU Commission

EU decides to restrict synthetic polymer microparticles

The European Commission has taken significant steps to protect the environment and public health by implementing restrictions on intentionally added microplastics ... By Editorial staff

Lenzing’s biobased acetic acid is produced from a by-product of pulp production. © Lenzing / Christian Leopold

03/01/2025 – Textile finishing

Textile finishing

C.P.L. is the first license partner for Lenzing's Acetic Acid Biobased

The Lenzing Group announces a significant milestone in its partnership with C.P.L. Prodotti Chimici srl, a renowned supplier of chemical products for ... By Sibylle Michel

Under the motto ‘Textiles Matter’, visitors can explore concepts for increased circularity, which will generate new impulses for the sustainable market of the future. © FranklinTill

13/09/2022 – Home and contract textiles

Home and contract textiles

Inspiring Heimtextil Trends 23/24

Under the motto ‘Textiles Matter’, Heimtextil 2023 sets the benchmark for tomorrow’s forward-facing textile furnishing. The focus is on circularity. By Sibylle Michel

A milestone: the Wear2Wear consortium has succeeded in producing an rEvolution hybrid jacket made from used textiles and recycled PET bottles. At the end of its lifetime, it can be completely recycled into high-quality functional textiles. © Carl Weiske

11/05/2021 – Circular economy

Circular economy

Carl Weiske: The rEvolution hybrid jacket

Carl Weiske takes on the task of building a recycling network to recycle used textiles from a wide range of industries into high-quality yarns. By Editorial staff

Designed to extend the lifecycle of garments, the Circularity label empowers brands and manufacturers to embrace sustainable practices and make a positive environmental impact. © Testex

24/10/2024 – Testex Circularity

Testex Circularity

New certification for sustainable textiles

Testex, a company for textile testing and certification, announces the launch of its new Testex Circularity label, an initiative aimed at shaping the ... By Sibylle Michel