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Polypropylene is a plastic fiber invented by Giulio Natta that also earned him recognition as a Nobel Prize winner in 1963.
This component , with a very light structure , has multiple uses and as much as it may be a synthetic fiber it pollutes less than some natural fibers.
This fiber has multiple uses besides textiles , and intended for a variety of applications: from packaging to automotive components, from technical textiles to accessories for fashion products.
Many believe that only natural fibers-because they are produced by nature-are green, but assessing the sustainability of a material requires evaluating many aspects and tracing its entire life cycle.
In fact , for example, intensive cotton cultivation can cause droughts, and the excessive use of pesticides heavily pollutes the environment.
Polypropylene fiber compared to other synthetic fibers requires very low temperatures for production, and the materials obtained from it are totally recyclable and thus give the possibility to be fed back into the production circuit .
In fact, it will be , our prerogative , from now on to put products on the market that are easy to reuse and that can fuel a circular economy process.
