The results of a broad study into how textile producers could switch to biobased. The fibers for the fabrics are made of polylactic acid (PLA), produced from, for example, corn starch, sugar cane, sugar beet, or manioc.
Rethinking Plastic
(Archive) Pure Nature: 100% BioBased
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