Textile fibre demo plant moves into start-up phase
STOCKHOLM – A sustainable textile fibre demonstration plant built in Sweden by TreeToTextile, a company jointly owned by H&M, IKEA, pulp manufacturer Stora Enso and LSCS Invest, has moved into the start-up phase.
The plant is designed to demonstrate new technology which aims to produce bio-based textile regenerated cellulosic fibre from renewable and sustainably sourced raw materials.
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