Under the terms of the agreement, Tearfil plans to incorporate SPINNOVA fibre into yarn blends for the European textile market.
The fibre, produced from sources such as wood pulp and various waste streams without the use of dissolving chemicals, can be processed through both conventional and innovative textile manufacturing methods.
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SPINNOVA fibre serves as an alternative material in a range of applications traditionally associated with cotton, including T-shirts, trousers, jackets, denim, overshirts and accessories.
The material is also suitable for insulation and composite uses.
Spinnova senior commercial manager Pedro Brito said: “Our brands and industrial partner’s support and expression of interest in future fibre volumes is valuable, as engaging all stakeholders across the value chain is essential. It is also a key step for our future ambitions building partnerships with whom we can continue the important work towards scaling our fibre production.
“Through our collaboration with Tearfil we can continue the important work in making our fibre more accessible and contributing to the ongoing development of sustainable and high-quality materials in the industry.”
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By GlobalDataTearfil CEO Maria de Belém Machado said: “We are thrilled to strengthen our partnership with Spinnova through this Letter of Intent.
“The SPINNOVA fibre is a significant advancement in sustainable materials, and we are proud to be at the forefront of its industrial adoption. This collaboration not only enhances our product offerings but also aligns with our vision of promoting environmental responsibility and innovation. We look forward to introducing yarn blends containing SPINNOVA fibre to the European market and beyond, setting new standards for sustainability in textiles.”
