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Small particles, called microplastics, are emitted during washing processes and can enter sewage plants, sludge and surface water and therefore the oceans, where they damage important habitats such as coral reefs. © vlad61_61/stock.adobe.com
30/01/2020 – Lower microplastic pollution during washing
Lower microplastic pollution during washing
The new Luxury Jersey fabric is made with bio-based yarn by Fulgar. (Photo: Luxury Jersey)
15/02/2017 – Fulgar
Fulgar
SmartX intends to boost smart textiles innovation to develop an end-to-end smart textiles manufacturing value chain in Europe and help drive promising prototypes faster to market. © SmartX
13/03/2020 – Smart textiles made in europe
Smart textiles made in europe
Glass hybrid belts by GKD are characterized by an even mesh opening with high air permeability. © GKD
11/03/2020 – New benchmarks in the production of nonwovens
New benchmarks in the production of nonwovens
Solar cell module “FlexSolar” and Piezoelectric cascade generator (left side) with battery pack and textile with electrical appliances in the form of light emitting diodes (right side) © TITV Greiz
09/03/2020 – Textile-adapted energy generation
Textile-adapted energy generation
Similar to Vietnam also Bangladesh is almost entirely dependent on raw cotton imports © Photo: ILO in Asia and the Pacific/Flickr
26/07/2017 – Bremer Baumwollbörse e.V.
Bremer Baumwollbörse e.V.
1st International Conference on Cellulose Fibres, Panel Discussion: Innovating Sustainable Lignocellulosic Feedstock. From left: Patrik Lundström, re:newcell (SE); Gundolf Klaehn, Partnership for Sustainable Textiles (DE); Isabelle Montanus, Esprit (DE/HK); Nicole Rycroft, Canopy (CA), Lara Dammer, nova-Institut (DE). © nova-Institut GmbH