Colorifix is supplying ready-to-use textile dyes made by fermenting bacteria with pigment-producing genetic code from nature. The company says its process can cut water use by up to 77%, energy by 51% and emissions by 31% for polycotton, while testing each dye for toxicity, irritation and allergens.
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Biotech na tina, ginagamit na sa mas malinis na tela

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Nagsusuplay na ang Colorifix ng handa nang gamiting tina para sa tela, gawa sa pagbuburo ng bacteria na may genetic code ng mga pigment mula sa kalikasan. Ayon sa kumpanya, sa polycotton, maaari nitong bawasan ang tubig ng hanggang 77%, enerhiya ng 51% at emissions ng 31%, habang sinusuri ang toxicity, iritasyon at allergens.

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