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There are global concerns regarding the use of non-renewable materials in manufacturing, and increasing environmental legislation. There is pressure, both consumer and regulatory, for products that are more environmentally friendly and reduce dependence on fossil fuels. As a result, the use of natural fibers in products and composites will continue to grow as major contributors towards a biobased economy.
Fibers derived from bio-based sources such as plant-based (ligno) cellulosics and animal-based protein are termed natural fibers. This includes natural cellulosic fibers such as cotton, jute, sisal, coir, flax, hemp, abaca, ramie, etc.) and protein-based fibers such as wool and silk.
Agraloop™ Technology Converts Cannabis Crop Waste into High Value Fashion Textiles As longtime industrial hemp activist and hemp fashion proponent, I m proud of this breakthrough in creating valuable fiber from leftovers or downgraded parts of this regenerative plant. Isaac Nichelson, CEO and Co-founder of Circular SystemsLOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES, April 26, 2021 /EINPresswire.com / Circular Systems has announced their Agraloop ™ 1.0 technology is believed to be the first to convert stalks from CBD hemp crop leftovers into fiber used for fashion products. Using crop leftovers that are typically discarded, downgraded or often burned, the proprietary technology refines leftover stalks into Agraloop™ BioFibre™ for apparel, marking the first time CBD hemp fiber has been used in commercial fashion textiles.
Digitalisation and sustainability in Stoll flat knitting
Joining the Karl Mayer Group in 2020 has extended the company’s portfolio, and during this webinar, more of its aims for a sustainable future were shared.
20th April 2021
Beth Ranson reports
On the 22nd of March, Fashion Council Germany presented a webinar led by Stoll, in which Stoll discussed their commitments and unique approaches to sustainable practice within the knitting industry.
With agents in more than 80 countries worldwide and sales of over 100,000 knitting machines, Stoll has issued over 100 patents for their innovations. Joining the Karl Mayer Group in 2020 has extended their portfolio, and during the webinar, more of their aims for a sustainable future were shared.