First concept shoe made entirely from sustainable BASF materials co-created with design house Maddy Plant. © BASF
So far, the circular strategy has mainly been applied to recycled fibres. In the future, it is expected that the textile finishing market will also follow this trend to a greater extent. © vegefox.com/stock.adobe.com
Schmits wants to take responsibility by developing products that are as sustainable. © Schmits Chemical Solutions
Through the chemical recycling of PET, Rudolf Group’s R&D has studied new options which are additional to the traditional bottle-to-bottle recycling. © Rudolf Group
Goals 12, 13 – “Responsible consumption and production” and “Climate action” from the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) © CHT
DyStar, a leading specialty chemical company with a heritage of more than a century in product development and innovation, is pleased to announce the release of DyStar’s Integrated Sustainability Report for 2019– 20. © DyStar
Thanks to a new impregnation solution, it is now possible to equip textiles with a highly effective protection against viruses and bacteria. This has been achieved by combining the well-established silver technology with vesicle technology. This combination deactivates the enveloped viruses within a few minutes, an effect that has also been verified in labs. © sutichak/stock.adobe.com