silk waste threads

...Coconut fiber has multiple uses in the textile industry, with the white fiber being the most commonly used. It is used to produce threads, fishing nets, ropes, carpets, fabrics, and more. Recently, lyocell-type fabrics made from nano cellulose or bacterial cellulose, obtained through natural fermentation with bacteria from agricultural cellulose waste, including coconut, have been produced. These...

... product for the producers of home textiles (blankets, quilts, pillows), upholstery furniture, mattresses and beds, footwear, air filtration products, and professionals of green roofing, civil construction and engineering, sound insulation and acoustics. Neaustima uses various fibers in the production: PES, rPET, cotton, sheep and camel wool, hemp, flax, viscose, silk, polylactic acid (PLA), recycled textile fibers. Company is known as a recycler of post-industrial textile waste. Neaustima buys textile scraps, threads and recycle them into fibers that are used in further production of nonwovens.