/PRNewswire/ The global market size for controlled environment agriculture (CEA) is set to reach a market value of $100 billion by 2030, with six potential.
Under Pressure, Consumers Push the Apparel Industry to More Viable Sustainable Practices
Solvent-based textile recycling technologies are unlikely to be widespread until closer to 2030, and investment is needed in currently nonexistent infrastructure, according to Lux Research
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BOSTON, June 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/
As climate change concerns are moving to the forefront of consumer minds, the apparel industry has been under pressure to adopt sustainable practices. In the apparel industry, it is critical to develop robust textile recovery infrastructure and scale up textile recycling technologies that can handle mixed post-consumer textile waste, according to a new analysis from Lux Research, a leading provider of tech-enabled research and innovation advisory services.
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BOSTON, May 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Dwindling demand for cow-based products and growing interest in sustainability are driving innovation in leather alternatives, and now is the time to invest, according to new data from Lux Research, a leading provider of tech-enabled research and innovation advisory services. The $400 billion leather goods market is already accepting of alternatives like pleather, on its own a market in the mid-tens of billions of dollars, and with no one-size-fits-all solution, there is ample opportunity to partner or invest.
Lux s new report, The Next Alternative: Leather, explores the wide landscape of alternative leathers and makes predictions on the timeline on which these materials could be seen on your next handbag or shoe.
The latest report from market research and data specialist Lux Research (Boston, MA) has revealed that diversification and innovation are essential for the pulp and paper industry to succeed in emerging packaging applications – and to stave off tens of billions of dollars in expected losses! Digital media and paperless communication have caused a major decline in the pulp and paper industry over the past decade. This shift, alongside COVID-related pressures, is projected to cost the industry $26 billion per year over the next several years according to Lux’s latest report,
Diversification of the Pulp & Paper Industry, that outlines how companies can innovate to succeed, despite the overall decline in demand for paper products.