Finland-based Spinnova, renowned for its patented technology that creates textile fiber from wood pulp and waste materials like leather and agricultural waste without harmful chemicals, has joined the International Textile Manufacturers Federation (ITMF) as a corporate member. Spinnova’s mechanical process produces fibers resembling natural cellulosic materials like cotton, offering an eco-friendly solution for the industry.

Christian Schindler, Director General of ITMF, welcomed Spinnova, emphasizing its role in enhancing sustainability and fostering circular textile economy solutions. "At ITMF, established companies collaborate with innovative start-ups, driving valuable discussions and partnerships," he noted.

Lasse Holopainen, Spinnova’s Chief Revenue Officer, highlighted the significance of joining ITMF to expand their global network, exchange industry insights, and navigate the textile sector's evolving dynamics. "Being part of an international platform like ITMF connects us with members from across the textile value chain," Holopainen stated.

Spinnova’s membership aligns with ITMF’s mission to promote sustainable practices in the global textile industry.