50 Fujifilm inks approved for organic textile processing
Fujifilm has had over 50 products from three of its Sericol screen-printing textile ink ranges approved by the Soil Association for use in organic textile processing.
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Iggesund Paperboard to go biofuel exclusively only at Workington
Iggesund Paperboard is to run its Workington mill exclusively using biofuel, as part of a €361m ($500m) investment.
Other Environment News
Rotomec focuses on sustained biodegradable packaging
Rotomec, a packaging machines manufacturer recently conducted an open house focussing on rotogravure printing and laminating machines. The theme of the open house was "Sustainable Technologies & Biodegradable Materials".
