
Polygiene, a world leader in odour control and freshness technologies, in collaboration with Sinterama, an Italian manufacturer of yarns, has launched a 100 per cent recycled fibre “NEWLIFE” with Permanent Odor Control Technology.
Guglielmo Fiocchi, CEO, Sinterama said, “The agreement fits perfectly with the tradition and the strategy of Sinterama to develop and innovate constantly, giving our customers durable, healthy, green solutions, with additional features to delight the end user.”
Sinterama’s Newlife is a unique, complete and certified system of recycled polyester filament yarn made from 100 per cent post-consumer PET bottles. Polygiene Permanent Odor Control™ when treated with garments, cannot be washed out however many washes and repeated wear it undergoes. By treating the fibres with the odour-control technology, products can be washed at higher temperatures, a key benefit to the healthcare and workwear industry.
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Christian von Uthmann, CEO, Polygiene said, “We’re excited to begin working with Sinterama as this will open new doors for us in categories where we see large growth potential. The care sector where we first started, as well as the corporate/workwear industry will both benefit as Polygiene treated fabrics will be capable of withstanding industrial level laundering. In addition, the shorter lead-times with the ability of pretreated fabrics to be stored and colored is an exceptional market advantage to an even wider audience.”






