An estimated 60 million households were engaged in natural fibre production during 2016, including some 45 million households producing Cotton, 6 million producing Jute, kenaf and allied fibres, about 5 …
The plant fibre procuction is directly linked to climate changes as well as plant pests and diseases. between 2008 and 2014 the Jute and Kenaf fibre production increased from 2.5 million …
Depending on the continent and climate zone, natural fibers grow all year round. The dependence on local and global weather influences changes the quality and quantity of the fibers at …
(Updated: February 26, 2026) The DNFI (Discover Natural Fibres Initiative) Annual Steering Committee Meeting in Frankfurt involved a thorough review of the current situation of natural fibres. As the data …
The Discover Natural Fibres Initiative will hold its second meeting during the International Cotton Conference Bremen 2026. The DNFI meeting will take place in hybrid form at the premises of …
(Posted: September 3, Updated: January 15, 2026) The DNFI invites its members and all supporters of natural fibres from around the world to its Annual Steering Committee Meeting. The meeting …
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