Phycolabs’ Post

At Daye, we're committed to innovation in women's health and sustainability. Today, we're thrilled to announce our latest breakthrough: super-absorbent pads made from regenerative hemp. Why hemp? • 2x more absorbent than cotton • Grows without pesticides, promoting healthier ecosystems • Uses 5x less water than cotton, conserving precious resources • Sequesters 7 tons of CO2 per acre, actively combating climate change Our new pads combine comfort, performance, and sustainability. They're plastic-free, biodegradable, and designed to handle even the heaviest flow while being gentle on sensitive skin. This launch represents a significant step towards more sustainable period care. By choosing regenerative hemp, we're not just creating a superior product - we're investing in a healthier planet. Learn more about our new hemp pads and their impact on both personal and environmental health by visiting our website. #DayeHempPads #SustainableInnovation #WomensHealth #RegenerativeAgriculture

From nature's building blocks to revolutionary material. Witness the amazing transformation: 👉 From plant-based proteins and upcycled rubber 👉 To BIO-VERA™, our engineered, sustainable leather hide alternative By infusing recycled materials with plant-based proteins, we've created a high-performance, animal-free material that's changing the game. BIO-VERA™ proves that sustainability and superior quality can go hand in hand. Swipe to see how we're turning eco-friendly ingredients into the future of materials. #BIOVERA #ModernMeadow #SustainableInnovation #CircularEconomy #LeatherAlternative #BiofabricatedMaterials #UpcycledMaterials

We have some exciting news from our TômTex team! We are so proud to announce that we are now officially 🏅100% USDA Biobased Certified! What does a certification like this mean? Let's break it down... ➡️1- We are 100% biobased so all the ingredients in our materials comes from natural waste and renewable resources ➡️2- We are focused on eco-innovation- using these materials lowers our environmental footprint ➡️3- The best part is that it is fully verified by the USDA! All the rigorous testing done by the USDA means that you can trust our sustainability claims are the real deal! 🌱🌱 This milestone strengthens our commitment to making radically sustainable, biodegradable textiles that not only look and feel like vinyl, leather and more, but do so with less of an impact on the Earth! #TomTex #USDAcertified #Biobasedmaterials #EcoInnovation #sustainabledesign

It’s time to focus on the foundation of our textile system. As we push for healthier and more transparent textile practices, it’s essential to address the materials at their core. Natural fibers, derived from living ecosystems, can offer a pathway to a regenerative future—one that breaks free from the fossil-fuel dependency of synthetic, plastic-based textiles. While regulating harmful chemicals in our textiles is critical, we must prioritize healthy natural fibers as the baseline. By shifting our focus to these materials, we can support responsible textile production—something that is only possible within the boundaries and beauty of natural systems. Addressing microplastic emissions, reducing climate disruption, changing the model of overproduction, cultivating land-based economies that value community health and equity — all of these goals can only be achieved by starting with a priority for healthy natural fiber textile materials. It's time to rethink what’s in our clothes, from the fibers up. 🌿 Ready to learn more? Subscribe to Fibershed’s emails to stay up-to-date on textile news, community projects, and opportunities to support healthier fiber systems: https://lnkd.in/gUHbr-SX #HiddenStoryOfPlastics

Enzymes for textiles. Circular fashion starts with sustainable production; free from waste, water pollution, emissions and chemicals. #Novonesis #Biosolutions #NewBeginning #Enzymes #Sustainability #Textiles

As textile production continues to grow worldwide, the need to reduce environmental impact and make the industry more sustainable is becoming more critical than ever.  Novonesis biosolutions can be the key to making textile mills and laundry operations more sustainable. Biodegradable, renewable enzymes enable mills to update processes like bleach cleanup and denim finishing to reduce water and energy usage up to 90%. They also reduce your usage of harsh chemicals, lowering their loads in your effluent. 👇 https://lnkd.in/deHd_J6M Check out our video to see how Novonesis biosolutions are leading the charge to make the textile industry more sustainable. #Novonesis #Biosolutions #NewBeginning #Enzymes #Sustainibility #Textiles

🌍 Sustainability in every step 🌱 At TheGreenCell, sustainability is more than just a buzzword—it’s embedded in everything we do. Our All In One™ ingredient, made from aloe stem cells, offers an ethical and eco-friendly alternative. Here’s how we’re making a difference: 🌱 Zero artificial agents: Formulated with natural processes, ensuring purity and safety. ♻️ Environmental impact: Using plant-based technology means fewer resources and a reduced carbon footprint. 💧 Versatile applications: Suitable for a range of products, from facial creams to hair care, helping brands cater to conscious consumers. By choosing All In One™, you’re not only opting for a powerful active ingredient, but also contributing to a greener future. 🌱🌎 Let’s partner to make beauty more sustainable https://lnkd.in/dY2buyv7 #Sustainability #GreenTech #PlantBased #EthicalBeauty #AllInOne

Dear Fiber Lovers, have you ever wonder: 🌱 Why Are Sustainable Fibers Still Hard to Find? 🌱 We often hear brands touting their "sustainable" products and see reports emphasizing sustainability, yet meaningful progress in sustainable fiber production remains elusive. Are we truly seeing a shift, or is the growth of organic and regenerative fibers still too slow? In my latest article on Substack, I dive deep into this issue, exploring: The slow growth of organic cotton in comparison to overall cotton production The disconnect between sustainability promises and actual practices My personal journey and the creation of FiberWay, a platform aimed at bridging these gaps Through this series, I’ll examine the major challenges facing the textile industry, including transparency, farmer support, economic pressures, and more. Each piece will provide insights into the state of the industry and explore potential solutions. At FiberWay, we're committed to creating a transparent, efficient, and supportive ecosystem for all stakeholders in the textile supply chain. Join me in uncovering these challenges and discovering how we can drive real change together. #SustainableFashion #FiberWay #TextileIndustry #OrganicCotton #SustainableFibers #SupplyChain #Transparency #FashionRevolution #Sustainability

OceanSafe is pleased to be included in Material Innovation Initiatives latest white spaces report as one of the leading Next Gen material innovation companies.     As the report describes, ‘Polyester accounts for approximately 54% of all textile raw materials produced annually, with over 63 million tons produced in 2022 alone’, resulting in numerous environmental issues including microplastic fibre release.     Additionally, the report highlights that ‘microplastics cause the most damage to ecosystems through harming keystone species — including some species of zooplankton, crabs, and coral — all of whom serve critical functions for entire ecosystems.’  ➡️ At OceanSafe, our next-gen biodegradable polyester naNea has a novel polymer structure that renders biodegradability in the open environment. naNea does not emit persistent microplastics, nor does it contain antimony or other harmful substances. In addition, naNea is not just a concept or prototype; it is fully market-ready and scalable.    Our ambition is to address and solve the textile industry’s most pressing environmental issues and our solutions have a positive impact on planetary and consumer health.    🔗 Read the full report here: https://lnkd.in/d42Dz3iJ     #OceanSafe #NextGenMaterials #Circularity #NoToxicants #Biodegradable #materialinnovationinitiative Thomasine Dolan Dow