LENZING’S INDONESIA INNOVATION HUB COMPLETES FIRST YEAR WITH EYE ON BOOMING ETHNIC WEAR MARKET
January 1st, 2020
AN INDONESIA-based fabric and yarn innovation centre has hailed success in developing wood-based cellulose fibres that it says are set to drive business in the multibillion-dollar Asian ethnic wear market. The ‘Lenzing Centre of Excellence’ (LCOE), operated by Austria’s Lenzing Group in Purwakarta, West Java, Indonesia, has just completed its first year of operations, with its R&D focus ranging from Indonesian batik to Muslim hijabs and Indian saris.
The LCOE began operating at the end of 2018, facilitating the development of yarns from Lenzing’s own ...
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