Textile Applications
Keel Labs
Keel Labs develops drop-in biobased and sustainable fibers and yarns made from seaweed biopolymers.
Bio-based textiles are derived from renewable natural sources, such as plant fibers (cotton, flax, hemp, linen) and animal fibers (wool, silk). They also include man-made cellulosic fibers like lyocell, made from wood pulp using eco-friendlier processes. These textiles offer diverse applications, ranging from apparel to home textiles, composites, and nonwoven products like filters and wipes.
Textile Applications
Keel Labs develops drop-in biobased and sustainable fibers and yarns made from seaweed biopolymers.
Textile Applications
Spinnova revolutionizes textile manufacturing with patented technology, creating novel eco-friendly fibre from wood pulp or waste.
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Kintra produces a bio-based, biodegradable polyester designed to reduce emissions and mimic natural fibers, offering sustainable fashion solutions.
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Infinited's technology captures the value in textile waste and turns it into lovely soft fibers proven to work beautifully in a wide range of fabrics.
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Bolt Threads leverages biotechnology to create sustainable, biobased materials inspired by nature.
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MycoWorks is a biotechnology company creating premium, non-animal materials using their patented Fine Mycelium™ technology for customizable, sustainable products.
Textile Applications
Arda Biomaterials is poised to revolutionize sustainable materials with New Grain™, an alternative leather derived from brewers’ spent grain (BSG).