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Society asks for leather that is not just durable, but also biodegradable. But, what does that mean? What is the definition of biodegradable leather? What is the difference between composting and biodegradation? Read our whitepaper for a better understanding on this topic. This whitepaper lays out the differences in the terminology and draws a distinction between chemical and whole material testing. Download it here: https://lnkd.in/dvGpmwZ #leather #biodegradability #compostability

Did you know that hemp has been around for over 50,000 years? That's right, this versatile fibre has stood the test of time. 🌱 But it's far from a one-trick pony; it's used in a range of products, from paper and textiles to biodegradable plastics and insulation. Not only is it strong and durable, but it also offers some serious sustainability perks. 🌿 So, if you're pondering how to give your product or process a boost, why not consider hemp? It's a tried and true material that could be just what you're looking for. For all the details, check out our data sheet and how to order here: https://bit.ly/3PBfHhk #Hemp #IndustrialMaterials #MilledHemp #UKMfg #Paper #Textiles #Plastics #Insulation #Sustainability

Leather is one of man’s earliest and most useful inventions. It is durable material and the hides that are being used are sustainable in itself, as it is a byproduct from the meat industry. Society asks for leather that is not just durable, but also biodegradable. But, what does that mean? When is leather biodegradable? What is the difference between composting and biodegradation? Download are free whitepaper for the answers to these questions - and more: https://lnkd.in/dvGpmwZ #biodegradability #leather #leathertanning #whitepaper

As the world embraces #sustainable and biodegradable alternatives, cotton shines brightly with its eco-friendly appeal. According to a 2016 life cycle assessment by Cotton Incorporated, cotton products are becoming even more durable, thanks to innovative finishes, treatments, and constructions. This natural fiber is not only sturdy but also biodegradable and recyclable. The cotton plant is a true sustainability champion, offering several valuable byproducts. In the United States, cottonseed is used as part of cattle feed rations, showcasing its versatility in diverse industries. From condiments to motorcycle windshields, virtually every part of the #cotton plant finds purpose in various products. Join the movement towards a greener tomorrow and explore the endless possibilities of cotton. Let's make conscious choices that benefit both the planet and our communities. Visit our website to learn more about the benefits of cotton. https://lnkd.in/eKGH-6qJ #fashionindustry #sustainablefashion #cottontodayfortomorrow

#Hemp is gaining recognition for its eco-friendly properties, and it has long been acknowledged as a sustainable material. Being naturally disease-resistant, hemp requires minimal water and can be grown without the need for pesticides, herbicides, or fungicides, making it a greener alternative to many other crops. Hemp fibers, renowned for their strength and durability, are at the forefront of #innovation. They can be transformed into #biodegradable plastics, opening the door to crafting items like tables, chairs, and even golf tees. Hemp's versatility is driving a dynamic shift in sustainable product development. Moreover, it doesn't stop at biodegradable plastic; hemp can also be used in textile production. Its UV-protectant properties make it an ideal choice for fabrics. In fact, a factory in rural France has already sold 1.5 million of Europe's first compostable face masks made from hemp! However, there is a problem: all of these hemp products cost more due to their limited availability. There's only one way to solve this... we need to ROLL MORE 💨🤪 Are you ready to contribute to a more #sustainable and #environmentally friendly world through the use of hemp? Because the world is certainly ready! #GoGreen #HempForWorld

In the quest to understand how micro-plastics are shed from petroleum based fabric, I discovered many environmental impacts of fabric production in general. While Davidson Environmental doesn't handle textiles, our focus is on collecting organic biodegradable matter which makes all biodegradables intriguing to us. Here's a breakdown of textile's environmental impact, ranked from most to least friendly. Linen/Hemp: • Made from the flax plant, needs minimal energy and water, low carbon footprint. • Minimizes waste, fully biodegradable. Silk: • Contributes to deforestation through Mulberry tree cultivation. • Water-intensive processes. • Chemical disposal pollutes water, affecting aquatic life and agriculture. Cotton: • Highest water usage amongst agricultural commodities. • Heavy pesticide use impacts workers and nearby populations. • Soil quality degradation. Wool: • Sheep provide fertilizer, improving soil health. • Significant carbon emission impact. • Highly recyclable and biodegradable. Viscose, Rayon, Lyocell, TENCEL™, and Modal: • Made from wood, bamboo, or seaweed pulp/cellulose. • Chemical processing poses health and environmental risks. • Biodegradable but dry clean only. Spandex: • Made from petroleum, shed microplastics, contributes to water pollution. • Environmental risks during manufacturing and disposal. Polyester: • Derived from fossil fuels, non-biodegradable. • Shed Microplastics • Significant energy and water usage during manufacturing. Nylon: • Petrochemical-based & microplastic pollutant. • Energy-intensive production, not biodegradable. These rankings consider resource usage, pollution, biodegradability, durability, recyclability, and end-of-life disposal. By choosing fabrics wisely and selecting quality clothing instead of fast fashion, we can make a big difference in the preservation and restoration of our environment. Please share your reaction with us, we would love to hear from you. #Microplastics #biodegradeble #Textiles ##environment #pollutioncontrol #energy #petroleum #carbonfootprint ##co2emissions

🌿🌍 Fazal Group: Committed to Sustainability At Fazal Group, we firmly believe that sustainability is not merely a buzzword – it's a profound responsibility we uphold with unwavering dedication. We take immense pride in our multiple certifications that validate our commitment to ethical and eco-friendly practices. Whether you're in search of certified Organic Cotton (Global Organic Textile Standard - GOTS), Recycled Polyester (Global Recycled Standard - GRS, Recycled Claim Standard - RCS), Organic Content (Organic Content Standard - OCS), STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX®, or any other sustainable fabric, you can rely on us to provide premium quality products with a strong commitment to environmental responsibility. Visit our website www.fazlgroup.com for more information and join us in our journey towards a more sustainable future. 🌱🌏 #FazalGroup #FazalClothMillsLimited #AhmedFineTextileMillsLimited #SustainabilityMatters #EthicalChoices #SustainabilityChampions #EcoFriendly #EthicalPractices #GreenProducts #SustainableFashion #EnvironmentalResponsibility #CertifiedTextiles #OrganicCotton #TextileIndustry #OEKOTEX #SustainableMaterials #ResponsibleManufacturing #SustainabilityLeaders #CorporateResponsibility #CircularEconomy

We use raw materials that have minimal impact on the environment, like vegetable tanned leathers with little use of chemicals. Our Wrap belts are made from leather tanned with natural tannins, and the byproducts of the tanning process are recycled for agricultural use. We reuse and recycle wherever possible. #recycledfashion #fashioneducation #sustainabledesign #leatheraccessories #leatherbelt #privatelabel #fashiondesigner #fashionbrands #fashiondesign

Southern Industrial Fabrics is dedicated to sustainability through its participation in the Recycled Claim Standard, setting a high industry standard. Recycled cotton offers a sustainable alternative to conventional cotton, produced from collected, processed, and reused fabric or textile waste. The recycling process involves breaking down used textiles into fibers and spinning them into new yarns, suitable for various textile products. This approach helps mitigate environmental concerns associated with traditional cotton farming, including substantial water consumption, pesticide use, and land cultivation. By choosing and promoting recycled cotton, we can contribute to a more sustainable and circular textile production model, reducing the demand for new raw materials and minimizing waste in the fashion and textile industry. #Recycle #RecycledCotton #Cotton #RCS #Textiles #Sustainability #Circularity

We got featured in the annual report of #GOTS, Global Organic Textile Standard gGmbH, the platinum seal of trust for organic fabrics worldwide! This is a testament to not only the purity of our materials but also our commitment to your little ones' comfort and safety. Here's to sustainability woven into the tiniest threads. You can read the entire report here: https://lnkd.in/eEpySjhw Barkha Bhatnagar Das | Meghna Kishore #Greendigo #GlobalOrganicTextileStandard