Lenzing positions Veocel at heart of bio-based transition

By Haydn Davis
12 March 2026

BRUSSELS – The Lenzing Group, the Austria-based producer of regenerated cellulose fibres and owner of the Veocel brand for nonwovens, is calling for stronger policy support to secure Europe’s leadership in bio-based materials.

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