Plant-based fibre could strengthen supply resilience and reduce dependence on synthetic fibre sources in hygiene sector
WICHITA - Kimberly-Clark has unveiled a proprietary alternative natural fibre innovation programme in as it looks to create a new agricultural feedstock for hygiene products.
The company says the platform is based on hesperaloe, a rapidly renewable succulent plant – ie. one that thrives in arid conditions - that that could strengthen supply resilience and reduce dependence on traditional fibre sources.
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