CIRCULAR ECONOMY FOR FASHION INDUSTRY: USE

OF WASTE FROM THE FOOD INDUSTRY

FOR THE PRODUCTION OF BIOTEXTILES

MY TEAM
FITRAH INSANIAH TAONA
PUTRI HANDAYANI
REGITA SRI NURBINI

MATA KULIAH : BAHASA INGGRIS

DOSEN PENGAMPU : NUR ANNY S. TAUFIEQ, M.SI., PH.D
A. CIRCULAR ECONOMY CONCEPTS

The concept of circular

economy (CE) aims to
transform traditional
patterns of production and
economic growth, seen as
linear systems, into circular
dynamics that make
connections between the use
of resources and the waste
generated, to prevent
pollution and waste.
 B. CIRCULAR ECONOMY AND THE FOOD INDUSTRY

four methods can be considered regarding the treatment of food

waste:anaerobic digestion (AD), composting, incineration and
landfill. Following the principles of circular economy and the waste
management hierarchy, AD and composting are more favorable
than incineration and landfill, highlighting the treatment of waste by
anaerobic digestion, as this could save
C. CIRCULAR ECONOMY AND THE
TEXTILE AND CLOTHING INDUSTRY
The textile and clothing (T&C) industry
supplies essential consumer goods
worldwide. in addition to the textile
and fashion industry being among the
most polluting and resource-intensive
industries due to the great
consumption of water, energy and
chemicals, thus affecting the natural
environment, the growth of the global
population has led to an overall
increase in the manufacturing of
textiles.
 The substitution of conventional by
green fuels, which can be produced
D. POSSIBILITIES from cotton ginning wastes, is a step

FOR REUSING towards: (a) economic and

environmental sustainability for the
FOOD WASTE IN textile industry and (b) the
development of alternative energy
THE TEXTILE supplies, contributing to the reduction

INDUSTRY of GHG emissions. Furthermore, it

consists an especially attractive
opportunity to invest in rural areas.
E. MANUFACTURE OF BIOTEXTILES
USING BACTERIAL CELLULOSE FOR
A SUSTAINABLE FASHION
INDUSTRY
WITH REGARD TO WASTE MANAGEMENT AND
CIRCULAR ECONOMY, PARTNERSHIPS
BETWEEN SECTORS CAN BE AN EXCELLENT
SOLUTION, SINCE THROUGH
INTERDISCIPLINARITY ONE SECTOR CAN
PROVIDE A FUNCTION FOR THE WASTE
GENERATED IN ANOTHER. AN EXAMPLE OF
THIS IS THE WASTE GENERATED DURING THE
PRODUCTION OF THE PROBIOTIC DRINK
KOMBUCHÁ, CONSISTING OF BACTERIAL
CELLULOSE, WHICH CAN BE USED AS A
POTENTIAL BIOMATERIAL FOR TEXTILES,
FOOTWEAR AND OTHER BRANCHES OF
DESIGN
F. THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
GOALS AND THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY

The concept of circular economy has the potential

to contribute to several UN Sustainable
Development Goals (SDGs). According to
Kristoffersen et al. (2020), in relation to CE,
eliminating or reducing structural waste decreases
the demand for virgin finite material as well as the
contamination of the natural environment through
the dumping of used resources.
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