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Archroma finds new use for old textiles

26/01/2023
Archroma finds new use for old textiles

A few years back Archroma, a global specialty chemicals company, introduced a range of dyestuffs partially made from agro-industry waste, EarthColors. Today, the company headquartered in Switzerland has announced the launch of dyes made from textile waste.  FiberColors dyes are extracted from used cotton and/or nylon fabrics and make up more than ...

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