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Spiber broadens its ‘biosphere circulation’ network

12/01/2024
Spiber broadens its ‘biosphere circulation’ network

Japanese biotech start-up Spiber has expanded its “biosphere circulation” project by signing up luxury group Kering, knitwear business Johnstons of Elgin, chemicals supplier DyStar and casualwear brand Eileen Fisher, the company told attendees of the Biofabricate Paris Summit on January 11. The initiative already includes long-term brand partners ...

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