US EditionFrom Food to Fashion: How Agricultural Waste Could Shape the Clothes of the Future
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From Food to Fashion: How Agricultural Waste Could Shape the Clothes of the Future
Cellulose-based textiles present a valuable opportunity to enhance sustainability within the textile sector. Traditionally, cellulose fibers are predominantly derived from wood pulp; however, recent research led by Chalmers University of Technology demonstrates the feasibility of utilizing agricultural residues from wheat and oat as alternative raw materials. The proposed process offers advantages over forest-based cellulose production by being …
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