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Bluesign approval for TAF’s recycled fibre

By Haydn Davis
18 August 2022

Bangkok – Thai Acrylic Fibre Co, part of the Aditya Birla Group has received Bluesign approval for its Regel fibre which is made from recycling acrylic waste.
The certification process to receive Bluesign approval entails a rigorous assessment of the manufacturing processes used to produce a material, with Regel launched earlier this year and tipped as a ‘sustainable’ solution for the sector.

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