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-Farben erreichen sauberere Textilfabriken

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Colorifix liefert gebrauchsfertige Textilfarben, die durch Fermentation von Bakterien mit genetischem Code fuer natuerliche Pigmente entstehen. Das Unternehmen nennt bei Polycotton Einsparungen von bis zu 77% Wasser, 51% Energie und 31% Emissionen und prueft jede Farbe auf Toxizitaet, Reizung und Allergene.

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