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Sateri targets 100% recycled viscose by 2030

06/11/2020
Sateri targets 100% recycled viscose by 2030

 

Image: Sateri's dissolving pulp comes from sustainably-managed plantations of eucalyptus trees, which mature in five to seven years.

 

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