LEEDS - What can NextGen start-up companies learn about sustainable processes from 260 years of single-minded and for many years relatively secretive textile manufacturing in West Yorkshire in the UK?
The answer is a great deal – as Next-Gen start-ups have discovered in collaborating with historic companies on projects as part of the four-year, £5.6 million industry-led Future Fashion Factory (FFF) R&D programme spearheaded by University of Leeds. Adrian Wilson reports.
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