Lyocell is made from wood – usually eucalyptus but sometimes oak, birch and even bamboo – that is cut down into small pieces and then pulped before being dissolved by the non-toxic chemical amine ...

Lyocell has long been positioned as a next-generation, plant-based fiber, but its relevance has sharply accelerated as global brands and retailers face mounting regulatory pressure and rising consumer ...

The demand for natural fibers is on the rise, but for agricultural inputs like cotton, there is a limit to how much the crops can keep up with demand. There is only so much land that can be allocated ...