Polish media reports on Taiwan patented coffee yarn
Taiwan's industry used coffee grounds to develop textile fibers, which surprised Polish journalist Zayak. The Polish Securities Information News published his relevant report on the 8th, praising the R & D and innovation of Taiwan's textile industry.
The report, entitled "Taiwan's Coffee Patent conquers the Fashion House of the World", introduces how Taiwan's "Xingcai Industry" developed coffee yarn and obtained world patents.
Chen Guoqin, the head of the company, was quoted as saying that R & D was inspired by a cup of coffee every morning. His wife left the soaked coffee grounds because the dried coffee grounds had the function of absorbing moisture and odor. Chen Guoqin thought that coffee grounds might have more uses. He and the company's R & D team worked hard for four years to develop coffee gauze.
Coffee yarn absorbency is more than 3 times that of cotton, and anti-UV can protect human skin, which is deeply welcomed by the European and American fashion industry. Well-known brands including Hugo Boss, Timberland, Basics and New Balance all cooperate with Xingcai.
Xingcai Industries uses coffee grounds and recycled plastic bottles to develop textiles, and it takes only 3 cups of coffee grounds and 12 half-liter bottles to produce a jacket, the report said. The new fabric not only has the concept of resource conservation and sustainable environmental protection, but also finds out the competitive niche of traditional industries.
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