Italian metallic yarn specialist Lame Ledal is moving in a new direction with its recent decision to become key European distributor for a Chinese-made soya bean fibre. The new fibre is now being produced by the Harvest Textile Company, a pioneer in processing this form of agricultural waste into a viable textile raw material.
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