BioCircular Alliance welcomes new members

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The BioCircular Materials Alliance will explore the use of biology to accelerate the global transition toward a circular supply chain for the garment and textile industries.

The BioCircular Materials Alliance was created to harness the power of biology to drive society towards a more circular reality

A group of 13 companies from across the fashion and textile supply chain, including Stella McCartney, Marzotto Wool Manufacturing, Archroma and Fashion for Good, have joined the BioCircular Materials Alliance, the industry coalition set up by Japanese biotechnology company, Spiber.

Previously known as the Biosphere Circulation Project, the alliance was founded to explore the use of biology to accelerate the global transition toward a circular economy.

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