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Brand revamp for growing Infinited Fiber Company

22/01/2021
Brand revamp for growing Infinited Fiber Company

Infinited Fiber Company, a Finnish company that makes a new fibre from textiles waste, has launched a brand name for its material and announced senior recruits to help drive its EU-backed New Cotton Project.  The company takes cellulose-rich waste that would otherwise be landfilled or burned - including old textiles, crop residues like rice or...

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