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Nanollose Nullarbor Fibre / Source: Nanollose
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WHAT WE SAY:

Cellulose might be the world’s most abundant organic compound, but extracting it from trees requires time, energy and chemicals.

Plus, of course, we need our trees more than ever. Nanollose, an Australian biotech startup, promises a radically more efficient solution – growing microbial cellulose in weeks, from food waste. It is an exciting prospect, even if the company has only made a single prototype garment.

 

 

Jumper made from tree-free Rayon fibre / Source: Nanollose

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