Surging Demand for Eco-Friendly Textiles to Propel Global Cellulose Fibers Market

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Cellulose Fibers Market - Global Industry Analysis,

Size Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast, 2012 - 2018

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22-July-2013

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Cellulose Fibers Market - Global Industry Analysis, Size Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast, 2012 2018

High demand for biodegradable, environment-friendly, versatile, and cost-effective materials from end-use

industries is a key factor that stimulates demand from the global cellulose fibers market. The production of

man-made fibers involves the industrial processing of wood pulp derived from botanical sources. The

manufacturing of cellulose fibers entails chemical and mechanical processing of wood pulp. Acetate, viscose,

and triacetate are the different variants of rayon, a man-made cellulose fiber, which are used extensively

across several industry verticals.

With rising global concerns pertaining to carbon emissions, excessive oil dependence, and fuel sustainability,

the demand for cellulose fibers is anticipated to surge substantially. Industry trends indicate that the global

market for textiles will focus greatly on biodegradable, eco-friendly, and skin-friendly fabrics. This is a key

factor that will propel the global cellulose fibers market in the years to come.

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Acetate Fiber: Most Widely Used Cellulose Fiber

The global cellulose fibers market is segmented on the basis of applications and geography. On the basis of

application, the cellulose fibers market is segmented into clothing, spun yarn, fabrics, and others...