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PUMA Part of Consortium to Unveil World’s First Piece of 100% “Fibre-to-Fibre” Biorecycled Clothing

HERZOGENAURACH, Germany--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sports company PUMA is part of the multi-brand consortium which unveiled the world’s first piece of clothing made entirely from textile waste by using a new biorecycling technology developed by French company CARBIOS. The project created a plain white T-shirt, which was made from mixed and colored textile waste. By using CARBIOS’ biorecycling technology, the polyester was broken down using enzymes into its fundamental building blocks to produce biorecyc...

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