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Biotech dyes could answer environmental concerns

19/06/2019

French start-up Pili has secured $4 million in funding to boost development of its biobased dyes and pigments, which it says can reduce the environmental impact of textile dyeing. Its products use microbial fermentation to produce dyes using less water, energy and fewer chemicals than standard textile dyes. Jérémie Blache, Pili CEO and...

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