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Waterless dyeing process inspires One Million Litres initiative

24/10/2019

Denim mill Tejidos Royo, one of the pioneering partners in the waterless dyeing system DryIndigo, has launched a campaign to find a project to donate the equivalent of one million litres of water to. It estimates the amount will be the volume saved in 2019 by converting its textile dyeing system to the foam-based process. The Spanish mill tested ...

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