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Dutch Paint Company Dyecoo Wanted to Make the Textile Sector More Sustainable, but Has Now Gone Bankrupt

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Despite millions in investments from companies like IKEA and Nike, the sustainable textile dye company DyeCoo, based in Hoofddorp, has gone bankrupt. An investigation by RTL Z reveals that the company has been plagued by losses in recent years and a dispute over a necessary capital injection.
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Dutch Paint Company Dyecoo Wanted to Make the Textile Sector More Sustainable, but Has Now Gone Bankrupt

Despite millions in investments from companies like IKEA and Nike, the sustainable textile dye company DyeCoo, based in Hoofddorp, has gone bankrupt. An investigation by RTL Z reveals that the company has been plagued by losses in recent years and a dispute over a necessary capital injection.

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rtl.nl broke the news in on Wednesday, December 3, 2025.
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