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Nilit extends ByNature technology across Sensil portfolio

By Haydn Davis
23 October 2026

Renewable feedstock will cover Sensil apparel range bringing carbon savings while retaining existing nylon 6.6 performance characteristics

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Migdal Ha’emek – Nylon 6.6 manufacturer Nilit has announced the expansion of its ByNature technology to the full portfolio of its Sensil performance products for the apparel market.

Sensil’s ByNature programme replaces a proportion of conventional raw materials with a biogenic alternative derived from reclaimed organic waste.

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