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/PRNewswire/ -- The "The Global Market for Renewable and Sustainable Materials 2024-2034" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.coms offering. The...

News that Bolt Threads had halted production of its Mylo leather alternative requires fashion to rethink the importance of innovations’ scalability.

Fashion has a massive environmental impact, and Yamagata-based Spiber thinks its products can help curb the industrys footprint.

Bolt Threads recently announced it would stop producing Mylo. But that doesn’t mean the end of mushroom leather as an industry. In 2018, sustainable materials…

In an era where sustainability and ethical practices are gaining paramount importance, the fashion industry has been fervently exploring innovative alternatives to traditional materials. Enter Mylo, a groundbreaking material developed by Bolt Threads that has revolutionized the concept of leather by offering a sustainable and luxurious alternative crafted from mycelium, the root-like system of mushrooms.

The need to reduce emissions in the fashion industry is leading to unexpected products and partnerships.

TED Countdown announces its second summit and the inaugural gathering of the TED Future Forum, an initiative of TED Countdown.

It’s now possible to grow leather without raising and killing animals.

Companies around the world are developing lab-grown alternatives to leather, silk and even diamonds, but there are questions about their sustainability claims