BRADFORD – Commercial linen revival specialists Regenex says its new textile coloration systems can enable the hospitality and healthcare industries to reduce their environmental impact.
The West Yorkshire company says its dyeing service for tired linen that has lost its whiteness or colour can avoid tonnes of serviceable material being condemned to landfill.
Regenex’s vision for lowering carbon emissions and conserving the world’s resources is set out in a new white paper, ‘Don’t dump it, dye it: Getting the most out of linen with coloration’, which is available from the company’s website.
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