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    Pulp

    P&G moves forward on pulp

    Procter & Gamble continues to move towards its goal of all products and packaging eventually being made from 100% sustainably sourced renewable or recycled materials. The company has just announced new fibre sourcing goals for the pulp it purchases for its tissue-towel, baby care & feminine hygiene brands.

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    Bamboo

    Carbon first for bamboo fibre

    EcoPlanet Bamboo, based in Barrington, Illnois, USA, has become the first company to receive carbon validation through the VCS (Verified Carbon Standard) for its large scale commercial bamboo plantations in Nicaragua.

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    Military jacket

    Fusion for military protection

    The Lightweight Loft jacket is a new addition to the kit of the US military developed by PrimaLoft and WL Gore. The jacket has been adopted as level 3B of the PCU (Protective Combat Unit) Layering System, specifically engineered for the US Special Operations Forces to provide a broad level of environmental protection while withstanding the harshest weather conditions.  

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    Plants

    New bioplastic partnership  

    Having conducted research into bioplastics derived from 100% natural materials since its 2006 BioMat project, Faurecia has now signed an industrial partnership agreement with Mitsubishi Chemical to co-develop bioplastics designed for mass-production for use in automotive interiors.

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    Beda Bolzenius, president of Johnson Controls Automotive Seating receiving the award from Professor Ferdinand Dudenhöffer

    OkoGlobe 2012 for ComfortThin seat

    The groundbreaking new ComfortThin car seat, developed by Johnson Controls in co-operation with UK luxury mattress specialist Harrison Spinks, was awarded the 2012 OkoGlobe in the category ‘Resources, Materials and Process Optimization’.  

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