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Lenzing doubles down on fibre recycling

20/10/2022
Lenzing doubles down on fibre recycling

Austria-based fibre developer Lenzing has joined the Circular and Sustainable Textiles and Clothing (CISUTAC) consortium, a 48-month project to further textile circularity in the European Union (EU) by removing barriers to large-scale closed-loop systems. The initiative is led by Belgian textiles and plastics research centre Centexbel, supported...

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