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cirfs: glanzstoff european man-made fibres association member zone search man-made fibres about man-made fibres product and production process fibre range about us activities structure general assembly and board committees and working groups anti-trust compliance staff related organisations contact membership

become a member economics economic, industry and trade related issues economic policy committee anti-dumping complaint anti-subsidy complaint relevant documents statistics statistical activities services to members key statistics sustainability cirfs approach man-made fibres and sustainability sustainability...

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cirfs: greenfiber european man-made fibres association member zone search man-made fibres about man-made fibres product and production process fibre range about us activities structure general assembly and board committees and working groups anti-trust compliance staff related organisations contact membership

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cirfs: committees european man-made fibres association member zone search man-made fibres about man-made fibres product and production process fibre range about us activities structure general assembly and board committees and working groups anti-trust compliance staff related organisations contact membership

become a member economics economic, industry and trade related issues economic policy committee anti-dumping complaint anti-subsidy complaint relevant documents statistics statistical activities services to members key statistics sustainability cirfs approach man-made fibres and sustainability sustainability...

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sustainable clothing action plan (scap) | wrap uk home our plan about us what we do who we work with donate sustainable clothing action plan (scap) wrap is revolutionising the clothing industry, using collective action to minimise the environmental impact of our clothes. our industry-led action plan

delivers positive environmental and economic outcomes to organisations, by reducing carbon , water and waste through the scap commitment . join us on our mission and start taking action: resource efficient business models design for extending clothing life fibre and fabric selection consumer behaviour...

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cirfs: committees and working groups european man-made fibres association member zone search man-made fibres about man-made fibres product and production process fibre range about us activities structure general assembly and board committees and working groups anti-trust compliance staff related organisations

become a member economics economic, industry and trade related issues economic policy committee anti-dumping complaint anti-subsidy complaint relevant documents statistics statistical activities services to members key statistics sustainability cirfs approach man-made fibres and sustainability sustainability...

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single route towards sustainability. our customer-centric approach, ecosolutions, ensures that we ask the right questions to determine product criteria and feasible methods to: replace less sustainable products with solutions that help our customers fulfil their commitments, following our principle of

paper where possible, plastic when useful. reduce overall environmental footprint through operational efficiency and raw material choices, including recycled plastic and fibres. recycle by developing fit-for-purpose paper and plastic solutions that are designed for recycling. our passionate research...

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cirfs: structure european man-made fibres association member zone search man-made fibres about man-made fibres product and production process fibre range about us activities structure general assembly and board committees and working groups anti-trust compliance staff related organisations contact membership

become a member economics economic, industry and trade related issues economic policy committee anti-dumping complaint anti-subsidy complaint relevant documents statistics statistical activities services to members key statistics sustainability cirfs approach man-made fibres and sustainability sustainability...

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cirfs: industry unites in the fight against microplastic release from the washing of synthetic textiles european man-made fibres association member zone search man-made fibres about man-made fibres product and production process fibre range about us activities structure general assembly and board committees

become a member economics economic, industry and trade related issues economic policy committee anti-dumping complaint anti-subsidy complaint relevant documents statistics statistical activities services to members key statistics sustainability cirfs approach man-made fibres and sustainability sustainability...

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of making bonded fabrics: dry laid: a web of fibres is laid in a drum and hot air is injected to bond the fibres together. wet-laid: a web of fibres is mixed with a solvent that softens the fibres and releases a glue-like substance that bonds the fibres together and then the web is laid out to dry.

direct spun: the fibres are spun on to a conveyer belt and glues are sprayed on to the fibres, which are then pressed to bond; if the fibres are thermoplastic (will change shape with heat) then the glue is not needed in this process. related posts tips for buying the best clothing fabrics importance...

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sustainable man-made fibres the growing demand for more environmentally friendly products creates a necessity for new primary products and materials. innovative man-made fibres can offer solutions that cannot be attained with natural fibres alone. alongside optimising existing products, for example new

polyester fibres, this includes also the replacement of fossil resources – which are of limited availability – with renewable primary materials. therefore, one pillar in trevira's concept of sustain- ability is the development of fibres and yarns from biopolymers. pla: the raw material our current partner...

https://www.trevira.de/fileadmin/user_upload/Downloadcenter/Broschueren_Allgemein/PLA_-_Trevira_Fasern_und_Filamentgarne_aus_Biopolymeren/trevira_pla_en.pdf