Australian-based bio-materials technology Company Nanollose (ASX: NC6) has announced its quarterly results today, as a show of its advancements in the textile industry and its revolutionary development of eco-friendly material. Nanollose has spent the last few years attempting to penetrate the $500 billion textile industry by developing eco-friendly processes to grow cellulose fibres from waste
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Contrary to what many think, cotton production is not great for the environment. Being one of the most popular materials, cotton is used in nearly half of all textile production and is known as the most profitable non-food crop globally. However, conventionally-grown cotton has proven insufficient for the planet because of its high water consumption
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Australian innovator Nanollose (ASX: NC6) has partnered with Indian production giant Grasim Industries for the exclusive development of Nanollose’s tree-free fibres which are an alternative to Cellulose – a hidden polymer building block used in everyday life such as clothing and paper. As the flagship business of Aditya Birla Group which delivered revenues of more
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Australian plant-tech company Nanollose Ltd (ASX: NC6) has partnered with global wet wipes manufacturer Codi Group to develop an eco-friendly wipes product, a market which has traditionally been dependent on oil-based raw materials. The Cooperation Agreement stems from a trial batch of Nanollose’s Tree-Free fibre which was sent to Codi earlier in the year for
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