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Kelheim Fibres and Hohenstein Institute celebrate biopolymer project success

27/07/2016

Viscose fibres manufacturer Kelheim is one of the partners involved in a project to develop a biotech process for making fibre-based products for wound dressings. Called AlBioTex, the project also involved research body the Hohenstein Institute and biotech company BRAIN AG. It involved developing wound dressings from bacterial alginate, a...

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