textile
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30 companies are working to improve the utilization of domestic wool
The aim is to increase the processing and use of wool produced in Finland in the Suomivilla project, which was launched in September 2026. The project also seeks new uses for wool by-products and […]
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Fashion Circular Economy Award for Three Companies – Solutions for Reusing, Repairing Clothing and Utilizing Finnish Wool
The Fashion Circular Economy Awards 2026 were received by Ninyes, Sustinare and By Hinders. The companies awarded at the I love me fair held at the Helsinki Exhibition and Convention Centre […]
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In the Netherlands, you can make money from waste – This is how a new type of recycling business works
Droppie's innovative business model made waste sorting rewarding. In the Netherlands, consumers receive money for returning scrap equipment or reusable items. Dutch company Droppie has developed […]
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Stadler opens test center for textile and plastic sorting in Germany
The Stadler Group, a manufacturer of sorting systems, has opened a new test center in Altshausen, Germany. The over 2,100 square meter center can test, among other things, plastic […]
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Eight European standards for digital product passports – A Finnish guide reveals what this means for companies
Digital Product Passports (DPPs) will become part of the EU's Sustainable Product Policy requirements. They will change the way product information is managed, shared and used in value chains. The digital […]
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Statement: Only textile waste that can be genuinely utilized should be collected separately.
Operators in the textile circular economy chain have taken a position on the implementation of a textile and footwear waste collection system. According to the operators, the aim when building the system should be that it […]
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RecipeRobot – Powering product development with knowledge
COMMERCIAL COOPERATION What if utilizing research data in product development that supports the utilization of low-carbon concrete and textile waste were even easier and faster? Related topics […]
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The Kuura factory will not be built in Kemi: Metsä Group does not see the profitability of wood-based textile fiber
Metsä Group has cancelled its plans to build a wood-based textile fiber factory in Kemi or elsewhere in Finland. The company justifies the decision with the changed market situation. In its press release […]
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