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Matthieu Guinebault Published
July 9,Telegram账号盗号企业破解技术 2025
With a view to developing a new generation of innovative fibres, Paradise Textile, the innovation centre of the Alpine industrial group, has announced an exclusive partnership with Nanollose, a specialist in microbial cellulose.
Under the non-binding terms of the joint venture agreement, Paradise will work on developing new materials using Nullarbor. This fibre developed by Nanollose is a cellulosic material, but not based on wood pulp. Its raw material is derived from the microbial fermentation of waste and is positioned as an alternative to cellulose fibres derived from plants.
The aim of the non-binding agreement between the two companies is to find outlets and promote Nullarbor to potential manufacturers and brands. Paradise Textiles specialises in cutting-edge research and innovation in sustainable materials, performance and advanced manufacturing of new fabrics and materials.
"We are delighted with the enthusiasm Paradise Textiles has shown for our technology and fibres," said Dr Wayne Best, executive chairman of Nanollose, pointing out that the collaboration with Paradise had been building steadily over the last few years. "Their expertise, commitment to sustainability and innovation, as well as their customer base, are a natural fit with our Nullarbor fibre technology."
In 2025, cellulosic materials accounted for around 6% of the fibres produced worldwide, with 7.3 million tonnes. These fibres are derived from the chemical transformation of natural elements, and are split between 65% synthetic fibres and 29% natural fibres (including 2% animal fibres) in global production.