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Polystyrene boxes for seafood transportation could be replaced by a biodegradable option from wheat straw, under work done by Murdoch University, CSIRO and a Perth biotech.

Sustainable textiles business Nanollose will provide a sample of its newly created fibre to Turkish denim manufacturer Orta, a company which supplies the likes of Levi's and Armani.

After 20 years of research, Gary Cass has created an environmentally friendly regenerated cellulose textile but is taking his discovery to Sweden because he was unable to find local backing.

The founder of a company commercialising technology to make fabric from beer and wine has resigned from his role as chief scientific officer.

Our daily board moves wrap includes Samuel Lee, Ian Kerr, Heidi Beatty, Gary Cass, Shawn McCormick, and Peter Allchurch.

Egan Street Resources has appointed 2 experienced executives for its 100%-owned Rothsay Gold Project in WA's Midwest region.

Fibre tech company Nanollose has excited investors on its first day of trading on the ASX, following completion of a $5 million initial public offering.

When Gary Cass spoiled a vat of wine by accidentally flooding it with oxygen ar a South West vineyard more than 20 years ago , he noticed a textile-like substance had developed inside the container

A WA-based company could potentially shake up the $US96 billion global textile industry with a natural fibre originally sourced from wine.