Articles on Textile mill

Vijayeswari Textiles in India protects the environment with a treatment plant for wastewater at its textile finishing plant that gives no discharges whatsoever. The use of bio-scouring helps reduce the level of effluents, making water treatment easier.

Pollution is a growing problem in China. Shenzhen Xinlong Linen Textile Bleaching & Dyeing Co. Ltd. is experimenting with a new enzyme to reduce pollution and develop new textiles.

Cellusoft® CR, Novozymes’ latest product, helps textile manufacturers to boost the quality and finish of their fabrics.

As the sustainability wave continues to sweep across businesses, we are faced with the fact that this is not a case of “here today, gone tomorrow,” but a concept that is becoming increasingly integrated with business practice.

The machines are running full-speed at PT. Kemilau Warna Ceria’s factory in Java, Indonesia. Producing textiles means using large amounts of water, electricity, and chemicals.

The fashion industry accounts for a lot of water usage and chemical spills. At Danish Fashion Institute we want to move to a more ethical way of doing business in the industry, one which embraces social and sustainable issues.