Starbucks Uses Wool And Linen Blended Environmental Protection Fabric To Decorate Shop.

Reporter from

The Bureau was informed that

Cooperation with New Zealand wool Bureau

Develop new type

A wool hemp blend fabric will be used in 8000 Starbucks cafes for 5 years.

WoJoTM fabric, 70% for

30% is extracted from recycled coffee beans packed in gunny bags.

Make.

The company is a home furnishings design company, which aims to recycle industrial waste materials and make it a new commodity industry through innovative design.

In 2008,

One of the founders of the company

Madam found that 90% of the waste sack can be recycled by blending wool and hemp fibers.

She thought about it.

Communication was conducted.

At the same time, Starbuck Corp is also looking for ways to recycle and use the sack bags of coffee beans.

Invited to join the research and development of WoJoTM fabrics,

The production provides technical and raw materials support to meet the stringent quality requirements of Formary and Starbuck Corp for fabrics.

New Zealand wool Bureau will also be

Exclusive supply

The unique brand value of the brand's sustainability, compliance with environmental protection standards and traceability of origin traceability (traceable to the origin Ranch) is in line with the environmental protection concept of WoJoTM fabric.

Located in West Yorkshire, England.

Because of its strong

The production technology and capability of home decoration fabrics finally succeeded in undertaking the production of WoJoTM fabrics.

New Zealand wool Bureau has won the "2010 Sustainable Development Award" (Sustainable Development 2010) for its successful participation in the development of WoJoTM fabrics. The award is authorized by the "2010 wool movement" (Campain for Wool).

It was released in London earlier this week.

As part of the release campaign,

Still located

The Starbucks flagship store on Conduit Street will be displayed.