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Would you wear this 'shoe-like vessel' made from genetically engineered bacteria? - Vimarsana News

Would you wear this 'shoe-like vessel' made from genetically engineered bacteria?

Researchers’ new cellulose material could help transition the toxic fashion industry into a greener future.

Source: yahoo.com
Georg Dieners | General Secretary - Vimarsana News

Georg Dieners | General Secretary

OEKO-TEX is a globally recognised organisation dedicated to promoting sustainability and safety in the textile and leather industries. It offers a range of certifications and labels that ensure products meet strict environmental, health, and safety standards. By fostering transparency and responsible decision-making, OEKO-TEX supports both businesses and consumers in making more sustainable choices throughout the entire value chain.

Global Wood Adhesives Market Size, Share To Grow $ 22.8 - Vimarsana News

Global Wood Adhesives Market Size, Share To Grow $ 22.8

The Global Wood Adhesives Market Size was valued at USD 5.27 Billion in 2021 and the worldwide wood adhesives market is expected to reach USD 22.8 Billion...

Policy tweaks that can raise leather production in EAC - Vimarsana News

Policy tweaks that can raise leather production in EAC

Leather’s revenues are higher than those generated from coffee, tea, rice, rubber, cotton, and sugar combined.

How the Conception of Leather as 'Untouchable' Segregated Dalits from Shudras - Vimarsana News

How the Conception of Leather as 'Untouchable' Segregated Dalits from Shudras

To realise Ambedkar's vision of a 'new India' devoid of caste hierarchies and untouchability, Shudras need to realise how their fellow productive Shudras, the Dalits, were separated from them and that, through this division, the Dwijas' control over both became tighter.

Source: thewire.in