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Birla Cellulose unveils 50% recycled Circular Fiber Blend

 

In a remarkable stride towards eco-conscious textile production, Birla Cellulose, a leading division within the Aditya Birla Group, has unveiled its revolutionary Circular Fiber Blend. This game-changing innovation boasts an impressive 50% mechanically recycled fiber content while maintaining exceptional yarn strength, ushering in a new era of sustainable fabric and garment manufacturing.

What sets this Circular Yarn Blend apart are its outstanding sustainability credentials. It has received recognition from the Global Recycle Standard (GRS) for its use of Pre-& Post-Consumer Waste (PCW) materials, holds the Recycled Claim Standard (RCS), FSC certification, and High Index certification. Moreover, the inclusion of blockchain technology ensures complete traceability throughout the supply chain, emphasizing transparency and accountability.

This innovation is a formidable response to various environmental challenges in the textile industry. The mechanical recycling process employed significantly reduces energy consumption and minimizes greenhouse gas emissions, consequently shrinking the carbon footprint. Additionally, it utilizes minimal water throughout its lifecycle and eliminates the need for additional dyes or pigments through in-situ coloration.

ManMohan Singh, Chief Marketing Officer of Birla Cellulose, expressed their commitment to addressing critical issues and fostering eco-friendly practices. This initiative is poised to encourage the textile industry to adopt sustainable alternatives while upholding the highest quality standards.

Birla Cellulose's cutting-edge approach combines recycled fibers with their proprietary cellulosic fibers, ushering in a new era of textile manufacturing with 50% pre and post-consumer waste content. This breakthrough marks a significant leap toward a more sustainable and environmentally responsible textile industry.

 

 
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