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The industry gold standard for mycelium leather production is Ganoderma Lucidum, also known as “Lingzhi” in Chinese or “Reishi” in Japanese. It is a polyporus mushroom than can be found throughout Europe, North America and Asia and is usually grown on decaying hardwood trees. Photo: Stockphoto/9770880_224

Mycelium – fibers of the future?

Martin Stübler August 9, 2022

Figure 3. Most of the natural fiber reinforcements are fruit and vegetable fibers, specifically, bast, leaf and fruit fibers. Photo courtesy of Mohamad Midani

Natural fiber composites – a practical guide for industrial utilization

Mohamad Midani, Ph.D. and Ms. Lobna A. Elseify February 24, 2022

The Fiber Year 2022 – Advance notice and key findings

World supply – highlights in upstream business

Andreas W. Engelhardt August 8, 2022

What is a biofiber?

Chris Plotz January 21, 2021

Incorporation of fiber grade CaCO3 into PP nonwovens

Calcium carbonate enables sustainability in polymer fiber applications

Martin Brunner, Michael Knerr, Ph.D., and Lee Clapp, Ph.D. February 25, 2021

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Birla Purocel – a truly sustainable viscose fiber

International Fiber Journal February 22, 2021

With critical machining, manufacturing and all assembly operations on-site, JOA maintains complete quality and process control.

A passion for solving the toughest production problems

International Fiber Journal October 1, 2021

Zünd cutting system configured for textile cutting, pattern-matching, automatic nesting, and projection-assisted picking & sorting.

Complete cutting solutions from Zund America

International Fiber Journal June 23, 2022

Zünd’s leadership in digital cutting and automation solutions

International Fiber Journal June 1, 2021

Gehring Tricot brings a long history in warp knit, circular knit and stretch woven fabrics

International Fiber Journal March 30, 2022

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