Alchemie targets Japan growth via EIT programme

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UK firm is looking to expand use of its water-free digital dyeing and finishing systems across Japan through EU-funded programme

Dr Alan Hudd, CEO and founder of Alchemie Technology.

CAMBRIDGE – Chemical sector innovator Alchemie Technology says its expansion in the Japanese textile market has taken a further step forward after it was selected to join the Calling2Scale Gunma programme.

The scheme is an initiative of the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT), a body of the European Union, launched in partnership with the Governor of Gunma's office.

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