CANADA: Textile firm commits to corn-based fabrics, garments
Author: just-style.com | 29 May 2007
A textile manufacturer has committed itself to producing textiles and apparel from Ingeo fibre, which is based on 100% annually renewable resources made from corn rather than petroleum.
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