Expert Opinion on Sustainability in Coated Fabrics
Sustainability is no longer just a nice-to-have for manufacturers. It is increasingly becoming a strategic requirement across industries. In the coated fabrics market, established recycling processes are still limited for many applications, making product longevity, material innovation and CO₂ reduction key priorities.
So, how can the coated fabrics industry move towards a more sustainable future?
In this edition of Expert Opinion, we explore how Holland Colours supports sustainability in coated fabrics. From embedding sustainability into our organization and setting clear goals, to developing PFAS-free and bio-based solutions, we share how innovation can contribute to a more sustainable future for coated fabrics.
Watch the video
In this video, we discuss:
- Why sustainability is becoming a strategic requirement for coated fabric manufacturers
- The importance of long-lasting products when recycling options are limited
- How Holland Colours supports sustainability through its coated fabrics portfolio
- The development of PFAS-free and bio-based solutions for coated fabrics
- The role of bio-based pigments in developing CO₂-reduced solutions
About the expert
David Holten, Business Development Manager at Holland Colours, brings expertise in coated fabrics and market strategy. In this Expert Opinion episode, he shares his perspective on the role of sustainability in the coated fabrics industry and how Holland Colours is supporting the transition toward more sustainable solutions.
