AMSTERDAM – The Fashion for Good initiative and its retail partners have come together to launch the ‘Feedstock Assessment for Biosynthetic Innovation’, a new programme aimed at accelerating the industry’s shift towards alternatives to fossil fuel-based polymers.
Formulated with key partners such as Bestseller and On, the project will focus on identifying and assessing viable feedstock alternatives derived from bio-based and CO₂-based sources, with the goal of providing a detailed landscape of possible pathways for producing polymers from such feedstocks.
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