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DuPont launches Tyvek with ‘renewable attribution’

By Haydn Davis
23 September 2026

Tyvek now available at renewable attribution levels from 30% to 100%, and linked to ISCC PLUS-certified bio-circular material

WILMINGTON – DuPont has announced the global launch of its nonwoven material Tyvek “with renewable attribution” for consumer and industrial applications.

The move extends the flashspun, polyethylene bio-circular material to customers in active packaging, tags and labels, race bibs and wristbands, as well as industrial packaging such as art packaging, dunnage and industrial bags.

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