↓ Skip to main content
Pineapple Leaf Fiber / UKL Enterprise

Innovations and Recognition in Sustainable Pineapple Leaf Fiber

Table of Contents

Innovations and Recognition in Sustainable Pineapple Leaf Fiber
#

Explore the latest developments, achievements, and media features highlighting the progress of pineapple leaf fiber (PALF) and sustainable textile initiatives led by UKL and its collaborators.

Recent Media Highlights
#

  • Taiwan’s textile industry develops automation technology.
    In 2023, Taiwan recycled 955 metric tons of regenerated fibers, with 99% being recycled polyester fibers such as PET bottles. Less than 1% originated from bio-based polyester fibers, including materials derived from agricultural waste. (2025/10/14)

  • How Agricultural Waste Can Be Recycled and Reused
    This report explores innovative methods for recycling and reusing agricultural waste, with a focus on the potential of pineapple leaf fiber (PALF) as a sustainable material. (2025/10/11)

  • Pineapple Leaf Fiber Shines on the International Stage: UKL Wins United Nations Sustainability Award
    UKL has been honored with the Performance Award at the UNSDG SiAC International Competition. Maggie Lee, Deputy General Manager of UKL, is featured in the coverage. (2025/09/02)

  • UKL and Circular Taiwan Network Launch Pineapple Leaf Fiber Climate Action T-Shirt for Earth Day 2025
    For Earth Day 2025, UKL collaborates with the Circular Taiwan Network to introduce the “CC4CC Climate Change” T-shirt, featuring the “ShowYourStripes” temperature barcode design. (2025/05/21)

  • DBS Taiwan
    UKL is recognized for transforming pineapples into fashionable apparel, showcasing the potential of agricultural waste in the fashion industry. (2024/04/25)

  • TVBS News
    The report highlights how pineapple leaves and banana stems, once discarded, are now being repurposed into stylish clothing and packaging. (2024/04/25)

  • DBS Taiwan
    Another feature on UKL’s efforts to turn pineapples into fashionable apparel. (2024/02/16)

  • Marketers
    An interview with Gary Hsieh, Founder of the Evopure+ brand, discusses how UKL is creating a sustainable apparel brand that is both fashionable and environmentally friendly. (2024/02/16)

  • CTV News
    This coverage focuses on the reuse of crop waste, specifically how pineapple stems and leaves are converted into valuable raw materials for yarn spinning. (2024/02/16)

Contact Information
#

There are no articles to list here yet.