November 10, 2026
Home Posts tagged Man made cellulosic fibres
Trade & Market

Global Textile Fibre Market Crosses 139 Million Tonnes: Polyester Is Driving Next Phase Of Growth

The global textile industry produced a record 139 million tonnes of fibres in 2025, up from 132 million tonnes a year earlier, as polyester and other virgin fossil-based synthetics continued to drive market expansion. But behind the headline growth is a more complicated picture. While the industry has invested heavily in recycled fibres, the overall […]
Tete-A-Tete

India Can Emerge As A Preferred Destination For Sustainable Textile Manufacturing: Manmohan Singh

Traceability has become a business necessity for the textile industry as brands, regulators and consumers demand greater transparency, avers Manmohan Singh in this exclusive interview with Textile Insights Livaeco Lyocell is described as a third-generation man-made cellulosic fibre. What sets it apart from viscose and modal in terms of technology and performance? Livaeco
Sustainability

Eight Global Brands Join Initiative To Cut Deforestation From Fashion And Packaging

Canopy announced that eight new companies have joined its flagship Pack4Good and CanopyStyle initiatives. The latest cohort includes Marc O’Polo, Victoria’s Secret & Co., Akyn, Mint Velvet, Spell, OUTnABOUT, D Ô E N, and ICICLE, all committing to eliminating the use of Ancient and Endangered Forests in their paper packaging and man-made cellulosic fibre (MMCF) […]
Tete-A-Tete

Birla Cellulose’s Focus Remains On Offering Tailored Solutions To Our Consumers: Manmohan Singh

Grasim Industries Ltd., a leader in man-made cellulosic fibres, is making sustainability the focal point of its showcase at Bharat Tex 2025. Manmohan Singh shared insights into the company’s product offerings, industry trends and collaborations aimed at driving circularity in textiles. At Bharat Tex 2025, Birla Cellulose is presenting a comprehensive range of man-made