nova-Institute participates in the discussion at the EDANA Conference Outlook Europe in Rome: Cellulosic fibres and biosynthetics – The status quo of renewable fibre sources in the context of the recent wave of regulatory developments

How can the industry (re)turn to more sustainable solutions? The share of renewable fibres needs to be increased. Cellulosic fibres and biosynthetics can be produced from wood and other renewable resources. These fibres can contribute to the transition of several industries to a more sustainable industry.

The latest wave of regulatory developments includes Ecodesign and the Green Claims Di-rective, what does this mean for the industry and day-to-day business? How can we meet the increasing demand for e.g. hygiene products and at the same time offer sustainable fibre so-lutions to the industry? Dr. Asta Partanen’s presentation at EDANA’s annual conference in Rome on 24-26 September will guide the industry through the maze of new developments and materials, and add to the discussion.

Please consult the conference programme at https://www.edana.org/events/outlook/outlook-2024