JYVÄSKYLÄ – Finnish textile fibre innovator Spinnova says that the ramp up of production at its first factory is progressing and it aims to start delivering fibre to customers within months.
Spinnova and raw material provider Suzano opened the Woodspin factory at Jyväskylä in Finland last May to develop the former’s multi-patented technology which grinds wood or waste into micro fibrils to make fibre without the use of harmful chemicals.
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