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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Rangi za kibayoteknolojia zaingia viwanda vya nguo

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Colorifix inaanza kusambaza rangi za nguo zilizo tayari kutumika, zinazozalishwa kwa kuchachusha bakteria zilizo na taarifa za kijeni za pigmenti za asili. Kampuni inasema mchakato wake unaweza kupunguza matumizi ya maji hadi 77%, nishati 51% na uzalishaji 31% kwa polycotton, huku ikipima sumu, muwasho na allergeni.

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