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TreeToTextile and Lenzing join forces for next-generation cellulose fibers

Austrian Lenzing Group invests in Swedish fiber company TreeToTextile to accelerate development of a new renewable and resource efficient cellulose fiber for textile and nonwoven applications. The fiber aims to replace part of the cotton fiber market and help the industry reduce its environmental footprint significantly[1]. -          We are both proud and excited to have the leading global cellulose fiber producer join us on our journey to produce renewable and resource-efficient fibers with low environmental impact. Scaling innovation requires time and knowledge, and we are fortunate

TreeToTextile wins international award for innovative fiber technology in the textile industry

 Swedish company TreeToTextile has been named one of the winners of the prestigious ITMF Start-up Awards 2023 for their innovative work in creating a low-impact, biobased textile fiber. The award was presented during the annual conference of the global industry organization ITMF in Kegiao, China on November 6th  The International Textile Manufacturers Federation (ITMF) presents this award for the second consecutive year to companies with innovative ideas. The criteria also encompass aspects related to business models, sustainability, recyclability, digitization, and

Swedish company TreeToTextile announces new Chairman of the Board and new Chief Executive Officer – to help scale the fiber technology

In conjunction with its Annual general meeting on May 29, the fiber technology developing company TreeToTextile, announced a new Chairman of the Board – Ole Terland, Senior Vice President of SCA AB, and a new Chief Executive Officer - Roxana Barbieru, Vice President of Emerging Business & Alliance Management at Stora Enso’s Biomaterials Division.   Ole Terland has spent over three decades in the forest industry segment managing businesses in graphical papers, packaging, hygiene products as well as pulp and has been based in four European countries. Ole Terland currently serves

TreeToTextile is growing its management team to take on the next steps towards commercialization

TreeToTextile, owned by H&M Group, Inter IKEA Group, Stora Enso, and LSCS Invest, reported earlier that they are constructing a demonstration plant for biobased textile fibers in Sweden. To execute the owners’ investment and TreeToTextile’s ambitious commercialization plan, the company appoints Marie Grönborg as the new Chief Executive Officer.TreeToTextile offers a newly developed technology that produces biobased textile fibers with a low environmental footprint at an attractive cost level. Therefore, TreeToTextile is currently constructing a demonstration plant at Stora Enso’s Nymölla

TreeToTextile builds demonstration plant for upscaling new sustainable textile fiber

TreeToTextile, owned by H&M Group, Inter IKEA Group, Stora Enso, and LSCS Invest, now invests €35 million in constructing a demonstration plant in Sweden. It is a critical next step towards commercializing a new sustainable textile fiber, with scalable technology and low manufacturing cost. The aim is to make sustainable textile fibers available to all.All over the world, sustainable textile fibers are in growing demand. TreeToTextile is committed to enabling brands, companies, and others with a progressive agenda, to have access to sustainable textile fibers. TreeToTextile offers a new

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