On March 9th the GRETE achievements were celebrated by sharing them publicly with a high-profile audience. 220+ stakeholders of the cellulose industry attended the 4th edition of the Cellulose Fibres…
In 2022, the European Commission has made the thorough transition towards sustainability and circularity for different industries and especially the textile sector a main focus. The focus on textile is…
On 31st January 2023 the GRETE partners met for the 9th consortium meeting. After being hosted in three of the five partner countries - Finland, Austria and Portugal - this…
December 2022 marks month 44 of consortium activities: only 4 months left until the end of the GRETE project. Before leaving for a restorative break, enjoy a short retrospective of…
It’s official: the GRETE project and its results will be presented at the Cellulose Fibres Conference 2023 next March 8 and 9 in Cologne (DE). The event is organised by…
On 27 and 28 October the GRETE consortium met for the 8th time, the fourth in presence, and the second in Finland after the kick-off meeting in May 2019 hosted…
The goal of the GRETE initiative is to exploit modified wood pulp to manufacture regenerated cellulose fibres with improved dyeability and reduced environmental footprint for potential application in the textile…
WP2 researchers Jenni Rahikainen (left) and Emmi Nuutinen (right) visiting the project partner Celbi’s mill site in Portugal during the GRETE consortium meeting in April 2022 Jenni Rahikainen, Senior Scientist…
ⒸPhoto by Anu-Eveliina Mattila In occasion of this year’s Chemistry Days in Finland, Niklas von Weymarn, CEO of Metsä Spring Oy, a partner of the GRETE consortium, was awarded the…
Ali Harlin, Research Professor at the Technical Research Centre of Finland VTT and member of the GRETE project consortium, shared his expertise on the textile industry in occasion of our…