H&M-backed Syre plans to make textile-to-textile recycling a ‘hyperscale’ reality ‘in only a few years’ time’
“We have the financial model, investors, and playbook to scale rapidly,” says the Sweden-based company.
“We have the financial model, investors, and playbook to scale rapidly,” says the Sweden-based company.
Dyeing fabric is terrible for the environment, says Chui-Lian Lee. But what if you could create textiles with inherent color, and skip the dyeing step altogether?
From setting investor expectations to communicating the realities of R&D, here’s what biomaterials startups should be considering.
How efficient are bugs at creating bags, and how scalable is Modern Synthesis’ patent-pending biomaterials technology?
Ecovative is one of several startups attempting to harness the magic of mycelium—the filament-like roots of mushrooms—to make more sustainable foods and materials. But what progress has it made to date?
Insect protein and bio-textiles increasing in importance as alternative proteins become a bigger priority for climate-forward investors.
It also announced the official opening of its manufacturing facility in North Carolina, where it will scale production of its kelp-based yarn.
The New York-based company plans to scale up production of its fermented bio-textile called Mirai.
By joining the CanopyStyle initiative, Walmart will impel its suppliers to use alternate fiber sources such as ag byproducts.
The Tennessee startup is the first company in the US to grow the indigo plant at a scale usable by the commercial denim industry.