New Breakthrough in Green Development of Non woven Fabric Industry: Recyclable Technology Leads Change

In the current era where environmental protection concepts are increasingly deeply rooted in people's hearts, the non-woven fabric industry is undergoing a profound green transformation, and recyclable technology has become the core driving force of this transformation.

Recently, a research team has successfully developed a new type of recyclable non-woven fabric production process. This process innovatively uses a special biodegradable adhesive, making the recycling and processing of non-woven fabrics more convenient and efficient after use. Compared with traditional non-woven fabrics, this new type of non-woven fabric has significantly improved degradation rate in natural environments, and is expected to degrade over 80% within one year, effectively reducing the hidden danger of "white pollution".

Many enterprises have also actively responded to the call for green development, increasing investment in research and production of recyclable non-woven fabric products. A large non-woven fabric production enterprise has launched a series of recyclable disposable hygiene products, such as wet wipes, face towels, etc., which are highly favored by consumers. These products not only have comparable performance to traditional products, but can also be reprocessed into new non-woven materials through specific recycling channels after being discarded, achieving resource recycling.

In order to promote the widespread application of recyclable non-woven fabrics, government departments have also introduced a series of supportive policies. Provide tax incentives to enterprises that adopt recyclable technologies, while increasing publicity and promotion efforts for recyclable non-woven fabric products, guiding consumers to prioritize environmentally friendly products. With the joint efforts of all parties, the green development path of the non-woven fabric industry is becoming wider and wider, making positive contributions to global sustainable development.