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‘Change needed’ on polyester, says Unifi, with double launch

21/08/2024
‘Change needed’ on polyester, says Unifi, with double launch

US-based yarn maker Unifi, producer of recycled polyester yarn Repreve, has launched two 100% recycled products through its Textile Takeback process, which uses industrial and post-consumer waste as feedstock. The first is a white, dyeable filament yarn containing a FiberPrint tracer technology, which can detect Repreve through the chain to the...

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