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Swedish company TreeToTextile has developed wood-based cellulose fibres with all the benefits of existing fibres but at a fraction of the climate impact – a breakthrough that is set to dramatically reduce the global fashion and home textile industry’s environmental footprint and serve as key step towards a more circular society for all. “Reducing climate […]
STOCKHOLM, Nov. 9, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Swedish company TreeToTextile has been named one of the winners of...
/PRNewswire/ -- TreeToTextile offers a newly developed technology that produces biobased textile fibers with a low environmental footprint at an attractive...
TreeToTextile builds demonstration plant for upscaling new sustainable textile fiber News provided by Share this article STOCKHOLM, Feb. 23, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- TreeToTextile, owned by H&M Group, Inter IKEA Group, Stora Enso, and LSCS Invest, now invests €35 million in constructing a demonstration plant in Sweden. It is a critical next step towards commercializing a new sustainable textile fiber, with scalable technology and low manufacturing cost. The aim is to make sustainable textile fibers available to all. All over the world, sustainable textile fibers are in growing demand. TreeToTe...
TreeToTextile’s demo plant to upscale sustainable textile fibre The plant will be established at Stora Enso's Nymölla mill in southern Sweden, and construction will start in spring 2021. The production capacity will be 1500 tons fibre per year. 23rd February 2021 TreeToTextile, owned by H&M Group, Inter IKEA Group, Stora Enso, and LSCS Invest, has now invested €35 million in constructing a demonstration plant in Sweden. It is a critical next step towards commercializing a new sustainable textile fibre, with scalable technology and low manufacturing cost, the company reports. The aim is t...