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Jan 7, 16:11

Infinna: A Circular Textile Fiber Reduces Textile Waste

Infinna, a new recyclable and biodegradable textile fiber from Finland, is made from recycled cotton waste, addressing the growing problem of textile waste; the McKinsey Sustainability report indicates that Europeans generate over 15kg of textile waste annually, with only 30–35% collected for reuse ...

Infinna: A Circular Textile Fiber Reduces Textile Waste

Infinna, a new recyclable and biodegradable textile fiber from Finland, is made from recycled cotton waste, addressing the growing problem of textile waste; the McKinsey Sustainability report indicates that Europeans generate over 15kg of textile waste annually, with only 30–35% collected for reuse ...

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What are the key technological innovations enabling Infinna's circularity and economic success?

The success of Infinna is due to its innovative process of recycling cotton-rich textile waste, regardless of wear or color, and its economic viability. This process, which includes molecular decomposition and spinning into new fibers, allows for the use of waste from various sources, including North African recycling plants and European suppliers.

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Jan 4, 07:10

Spanish Online Fashion Growth Plateaus Amidst Environmental Concerns

Online clothing shopping in Spain increased from 8.8% of consumers in 2013 to 46.7% in 2022, but this growth has plateaued. The rise in online shopping has increased CO2 emissions, driven by inefficient deliveries, excessive packaging, and high return rates, but sustainable brands are often only ava...

Spanish Online Fashion Growth Plateaus Amidst Environmental Concerns

Online clothing shopping in Spain increased from 8.8% of consumers in 2013 to 46.7% in 2022, but this growth has plateaued. The rise in online shopping has increased CO2 emissions, driven by inefficient deliveries, excessive packaging, and high return rates, but sustainable brands are often only ava...

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What is the overall impact of the significant increase in online clothing purchases in Spain on the environment and consumer behavior?

In 2013, only 8.8% of Spanish consumers bought clothes online; by 2022, this surged to 46.7%, a significant increase driven by the pandemic. However, this growth appears to have plateaued recently, potentially due to post-pandemic shifts in consumer behavior and environmental concerns.

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