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Susterra bio textile to take many forms at Outdoor Retailer

25/07/2017
Susterra bio textile to take many forms at Outdoor Retailer

DuPont Tate & Lyle Bio Products has highlighted one of the products made using its Susterra bio-based propanediol that will be on display at the upcoming Outdoor Retailer show in Salt Lake City, US. A hand-crafted bag made by Ullr Coolers uses Cordura’s EcoMade fabric laminated with a bio-based membrane incorporating Susterra propanediol.  “When ...

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