T.EVO Newsletter 21.03.2023

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	Tuesday 21st March 2023

Enzymes used to separate blended fabrics

RALEIGH - North Carolina State University researchers have used enzymes to separate blends of cotton and polyester in a breakthrough which they hope could increase recycling and reduce textile waste.
However, the process needed more steps if the blended fabric was dyed or treated with chemicals...

Polyester recycling breakthrough - new study DAEJEON - A new chemical technology to separate polyester from mixed and contaminated waste textiles has been developed by a research team at the Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology (KRICT). The... Read More	Cotton waste soil health project expands GUNNEDAH - A project to use waste cotton, diverted from landfill, to improve soil health on cotton farms has been expanded in Australia. Cotton farmers in New South Wales and Queensland are... Read More
Adidas partners up with polymer pioneer HERZOGENAURACH – Sportswear giant Adidas has linked up with London-based intelligent polymer pioneer Rheon Labs to produce a new range of training apparel. The Techfit Control range aims to... Read More	Nanollose technology is granted US patent PERTH – The technology of Australian textile innovator Nanollose, which ferments organic waste from the food and beverage industries to produce microbial cellulose which can be spun into fibres, has... Read More

Haptic device on show at Techtextil North America

ATLANTA - German testing device manufacturer Emtec Electronic will show off its Tactile Sensation Analyser (TSA) at the Techtextil North America trade show in Atlanta, Georgia.
The company will be onsite at the event to present the TSA's data-driven approach to objectively measuring the feel...

Textiles tech innovator acquires Turkish startup

PORTO - Technology company Smartex, which aims to reduce environmental impact by detecting textile defects in real-time, has acquired Turkish tech startup Tuvis.
The Portuguese company sees Tuvis, which develops artificial intelligence and deep learning solutions for visual quality control...

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T.EVO Newsletter 21.03.2023

Enzymes used to separate blended fabrics

Polyester recycling breakthrough - new study

Cotton waste soil health project expands

Adidas partners up with polymer pioneer

Nanollose technology is granted US patent

Haptic device on show at Techtextil North America

Textiles tech innovator acquires Turkish startup

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