🌱 How can bio-based materials move from innovation to industrial adoption? Join us for the webinar "Biobased Materials in Industry" on 22 September! #HorizonEU #Bioeconomy @rtds-group.bsky.social 👉Read more cellfil.eu/event/webina... 👉Register link.webropolsurveys.com/Participatio...

📢New collaboration! While Bio-LUSH unlocks cellulose fibres from underutilised biomass, CELLFIL transforms circular feedstocks into high-performance lyocell filaments. Together, we represent complementary stages of a circular textile value chain! 👉Read more cellfil.eu/cellfil-and-... #HorizonEU

CELLFIL and Bio-LUSH Join Forces to Advance Circular Cellulose-Based Textiles in Europe

From sourcing renewable raw materials to manufacturing high-performance products, collaboration is essential to accelerate Europe's transition towards a circular bioeconomy.

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❗The EU has introduced a new measure to reduce textile waste. From 19 July 2026, large companies can no longer destroy unsold clothing, footwear and accessories, and must prioritise reuse options. 👉 environment.ec.europa.eu/strategy/cir... #CircularEconomy #HorizonEU 🧪

Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation

Making sustainable products the norm in the EU.

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🍊“I can’t imagine how you can make a T-shirt out of orange peel?!” Many consumers support sustainable textiles, but questions about quality, performance, and trust remain. cellfil.eu/consumer-acc... 🧪 #BioBasedTextiles #HorizonEU #Sustainability @rtds-group.bsky.social

Consumer Acceptance of Bio‑Based Textiles: What Really Drives Adoption

New CELLFIL research reveals how consumers understand textile materials, why bio‑based options like orange‑peel fibers face skepticism, and what must change.

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🧪Discover how EU policies and the CELLFIL project are driving textile innovation through high-performance cellulose filaments made from renewable and waste-based resources. #HorizonEU #Sustainability #Filaments

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👕 The future of textiles is circular. Our latest blog explores how @cellfilproject.bsky.social is turning waste and renewable resources into sustainable cellulose filaments using the Lyocell process, bringing Europe's circular textile ambitions closer to reality. 📖 rtds-group.com/news/rethink...

What does it take to turn citrus peel into textile fibres? It starts with isolating cellulose, but the method matters. Different processes affect purity, quality, and usability, making materials research key to advancing circular textiles. #HorizonEU #Sustainability 🧪

💡How powerful is Life Cycle Assessment in shaping sustainable innovation? Our expert from Quantis joined an inspiring LCA webinar organised by @fuelgae.bsky.social and shared how CELLFIL applies LCA to develop lyocell filaments from orange peel. 👉Watch here www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZhz...

Smarter Sustainability with LCA

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✨Anubhuti Bhatnagar from Aalto University presented her recent work on Social Life Cycle Assessment (S-LCA) at the openLCA Conference.She explored social risks in textile recycling, showing why social factors matter alongside environmental and economic ones. #LCA #HorizonEU #WomenInSTEM

Orange peel isn’t just waste; it’s a versatile resource for 🍊dietary fibre & functional food ingredient 🍊essential oils & bioactive compounds 🍊biodegradable packaging & bioplastics 🍊cellulose & nanocellulose 🍊natural antioxidants & antimicrobials Do you know more? #HorizonEU #Sustainability 🧪

Measuring well-being needs more than economic indicators. @cellfilproject.bsky.social contributes by developing sustainable textile innovations, balancing environmental, social & economic dimensions. #SustainableDevelopment #EnvironmentalSustainability

Anthem Press@anthempress.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Available now! This edited volume argues for multidimensional, policy-relevant measures of well-being beyond GDP, integrating economic, social and environmental dimensions. Buy here ➡️ tinyurl.com/28e8mred #AnthemPress #SustainableDevelopment #EnvironmentalSustainability #SapienzaRoma

🚀What happens when research meets industry? At Techtextil, researchers from Hochschule Niederrhein showcased textile samples, giving a hands-on look at CELLFIL’s innovation. A highlight? Connecting with Lenzing and @adidas to exchange insights. #HorizonEU #Sustainability @rtds-group.bsky.social

🧪 When oranges are processed for juice, what remains is a wet by‑product made of pulp, seeds, and peel. This peel is often treated as waste, yet it contains cellulose, a building block for textile fibres. #HorizonEU #Sustainability #Filaments

🧪Austria’s Lange Nacht der Forschung opens the doors to science for people of all ages. We were happy to put science communication into action by showing how oranges can be transformed into fibres and, ultimately, clothes 🍊👕 #SciComm #HorizonEU @rtds-group.bsky.social @Lenzing Group

🧪 Circular textiles work when fibres are designed for recycling from the start. Cellulose fibres offer potential for circular textile systems: cellulose is renewable, available, and can be engineered with recyclability in mind. That’s the focus of Cellfil EU project. #EUresearch #Sustainability

The first 2026 #HorizonEU Cluster 6 calls for proposals are closed! We’ve received 1132 proposals competing for €405.4M in EU funding to support the future of sustainability, food systems, and bioeconomy. See the number of submissions per destination: link.europa.eu/gjFynr #SciComm 🧪

Last call: 28 April, 10:00 CET — “LCA Perspectives Across EU Bio-Economy & Circularity Projects”. If you work on LCA, circularity, or bio-based materials, come compare notes with @biobuild.bsky.social + @cellfilproject.bsky.social + @recal-project.bsky.social + SUSBOARD. tinyurl.com/2zun8mmp

🌍Earth Day is a reminder that sustainability starts with how we use resources. CELLFIL, an EU‑funded Horizon Europe project, explores how cellulose‑based fibres, including those derived from orange peel, support circular and resource‑efficient textiles. cellfil.eu #EarthDay #HorizonEU

📍Meet Anna Cissé, LCA expert at Quantis, speaking at online session on LCA perspectives across bioeconomy & circularity EU projects, and sharing how LCA supports sustainability assessment in the textile value chain. 👉 Register: ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/run... #HorizonEurope #EUresearch

🔴 Live from Brussels 🔴 We’re live at the @cbe-ju.bsky.social Networking Event 2026 🌱✨ Our colleague Filoklis D. Pileidis is there today, connecting with stakeholders, exchanging insights, and exploring new opportunities for impactful projects 🤝

🔬 Lange Nacht der Forschung 2026 - Austria, 24 April Austria opens the doors to science, innovation, and curiosity during the Lange Nacht der Forschung, and we’re excited to take part! Lenzing AG will showcase CELLFIL, highlighting how biobased innovation supports sustainable textile value chains.

Anubhuti Bhatnagar (Aalto University) will join the @openlca.bsky.social Conference 2026 (22–23 Apr, DE). She’ll present S‑LCA insights on social risks & opportunities in EU fibre‑to‑fibre textile recycling, contributing to more circular textiles. #LCA #Textiles ♻️

📍Meet Kristina Klinkhammer (Hochschule Niederrhein), representing CELLFIL at Techtextil 2026 (21–24 Apr, DE). She works on sustainable textile dyeing and Lyocell filaments. Visit the CELLFIL booth for samples and lab-to-material innovation. #Sustainability #BioBased

📍Meet Selenay Elif İşler from MARTUR FOMPAK International, CELLFIL speaker at Techtextil in April 2026 in Germany! Selenay is a Textile R&D Specialist, and she is developing new Lyocell filament fabrics for automotive interior application in CELLFIL project. #AutomotiveTextiles #Sustainability

Textiles are complicated value chains—so where does LCA actually help you make better calls? Anna Cissé shares how @cellfilproject.bsky.social uses LCA for lyocell filament applications (method choices, hotspots, early-stage assessment). 28 Apr, 10:00 CET Register here tinyurl.com/2zun8mmp

📍Meet Jenni Väänänen-Lauterbach, doctoral researcher at Aalto University, presenting at ChemBio Finland 2026 on 16 April. She’ll explore how consumer knowledge influences adoption of novel bio‑based materials in textiles. #sustainability #biobased

📍Luana Dessbesell from Aalto University will present CELLFIL at Pulp & Beyond in Helsinki on 14 April. She leads work on sustainable bioproducts and the techno‑economic analysis of Lyocell filament made from orange peel. Don’t miss insights on circular, sustainable textiles! #circularity

CELLFIL’s Sustainability builds on PEFCR through rigorous LCA to identify hotspots, support eco‑design, and drive a circular, low‑impact textile value chain. 👉https://environment.ec.europa.eu/news/new-eu-rules-measuring-environmental-impact-clothes-and-shoes-2025-06-25_en

📢 Help shape Europe’s 2025 Bioeconomy Strategy! CELLFIL invites companies working with bio‑based materials to join a 10‑minute survey. Your insights will guide EU policy and support a stronger, circular bioeconomy. link.webropolsurveys.com/Participatio... #Bioeconomy #CircularEconomy

🚀Join industry leaders to explore how digitalisation, automation, and AI are reshaping the textile and apparel sector. The conference will unpack key EU policies, including ESPR, Digital Product Passport, the AI Act, and Circular Economy initiatives textile-etp-annual-conference-2026.b2match.io/home

Textile ETP Annual Conference 2026

In 2026, the Textile ETP Annual Conference will be organised with Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences and will take place in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

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💡Filament yarns are essential to high‑performance textiles. Unlike staple fibres, filaments are continuous, offering strength and unique properties. CELLFIL develops Lyocell filament from alternative feedstocks like orange peel, turning waste into high-quality filaments. cellfil.eu Image by Canva AI