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Sustainability has long since ceased to be a nice-to-have for the apparel industry, but greening supply chains is not going to come easy. Read the full article

“Textiel sector overhandigd duurzaamheidsplan tijdens Dutch Sustainable Fashionweek”. DyeCoo was bij dit evenement aanwezig als spreker.

If you are in Shanghai this week, come by and have a chat with us. Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics is a comprehensive platform to showcase your supreme apparel fabrics and accessories. It is currently one of the biggest and most comprehensive apparel fabric and accessories exhibitions in the world.  

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Roughly half of India’s $2.64 billion worth of textile exports comes from the southern city of Tiruppur. While this business has brought many economic benefits to the city, these benefits have been met with numerous environmental and social drawbacks. With 700 dyeing units, Tiruppur is one of the biggest offenders of generating hazardous waste, and […]

Read this article and visit DyeCoo’s Clean Dyeing Solution at ITMA: No water and No hazardous chemicals. Hall 1: B101-108 |Hall 3: D121

Industrial proven, 100% water free and 100% process chemical free. For centuries textile dyeing has been synonymous with water usage and water pollution. Currently the textile industry has the dubious honor of being the world’s second largest polluter of drinking water. No matter how sophisticated water- based dyeing technologies have become, the fact remains, a […]

DyeCoo celebrates another successful installation of three DyeCoo CO2 dyeing machines, together with our partner VDL group-ETG at Cleandye factory in Vietnam. The Cleandye factory opening as part of the Dutch trade mission Vietnam.  CleanDye founder Patrick Lohle was interviewed by NL in Business about CleanDye’s revolutionary new venture in Vietnam. Read the full article […]

Sustainable Apparel and Textiles Conference, 9-10 April, Amsterdam

As an industry, textiles has one of the largest water footprints in the world. The dyeing process poses one of the biggest problems within the textile sector, not just in terms of using a huge amount of wastewater, but in terms of polluting with wastewater and textile effluent as well. Read the article on www.wtin.com

DyeCoo’s water-free and process-chemical free-dyeing technology for textiles featured on the Circular economy industry platform of Business Europe

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“We are pleased to announce our selection as a People’s Choice Award Finalist for The Circulars 2019, the world’s premier circular economy award program”

Dyeing clothing and shoes with an industrial waste product. DyeCoo Textile Systems has developed a sustainable dyeing machine, the DyeOx. The dyeing machine uses recovered CO2. 95% of this CO2 is reused in the machine. More than 98% of the dye is absorbed by the textile, so hardly any residual waste is created. Because no […]

CO2 als grondstof in plaats van afvalproduct Nike en Adidas doen het al: stoffen voor kleding verven met CO2 in plaats van water en chemicaliën. Dat scheelt een hoop energie. Brengt deze Nederlandse uitvinding duurzame kleding dichterbij? Wie aan klimaatverandering denkt, denkt aan de walmende schoorsteenpijpen van kolencentrales of benzineslurpende auto’s. Maar het gaat niet […]

Reinach, Switzerland, 31 January 2018 – Archroma, a global leader in color and specialty chemicals, today announced that Tong Siang Co. Ltd. has chosen to use Archroma’s Ultraphor® KCB optical brightening agent to color its white, high-performance sportswear. Thailand- based Tong Siang, a member of the Yeh Group, is making these products using what is […]

Bonprix verstärkt Engagement im Bereich Nachhaltigkeit. Internationales Modeunternehmen investiert in Fabrik für wasserloses Färben in Vietnam.

Common Wealth Magazine in Taiwan released a piece about NIKE, FENC, DyeCoo and CO2 dyeing – it also brings the news of the new machine for FENC and puts FENC and NIKE as front runners in the industry by implementing breakthrough CO2 dyeing technology. >> Read the full article

TAIPEI, Taiwan. (December 3, 2013) – NIKE, Inc. revealed another step in the vision President and CEO Mark Parker recently described at its investor meeting, as a “manufacturing revolution”. NIKE, Inc. celebrated the opening of a waterfree dyeing facility featuring high-tech equipment to eliminate the use of water and process chemicals from fabric dyeing at […]

June 10, 2013 The Wall Street Journal – Consider this: The traditional process used to dye fabrics for products such as T-shirts, jeans and furniture uses enough water, by one estimate, to fill an estimated 3.7 billion competition swimming pools each year. And that’s not all. The dyeing process results in billions of gallons of toxic […]

June 2013 – Herzogenaurach, Germany. Just one year after the introduction of DryDye, a breakthrough sustainable technology that altogether eliminates the need for water in the dyeing process, adidas announces additional water savings by utilizing this technology in its Prime T-shirt range. The expanded use of DryDye marks an important step in adidas’ continuing efforts […]