Fungal Grass Fiber

Origin and Development

Mushroom grass fibre originates from Chinese mushroom grass technology. It is a tall herbaceous plant with strong adaptability, capable of growing on wastelands, sandy soils, saline-alkali soils and abandoned mine lands, and has ecological functions such as windbreak and sand fixation, soil improvement, water and soil conservation, and carbon sequestration and reduction.

Technical Features

Fungal grass fibre has multiple unique advantages, making it an innovative material choice for the textile industry

High cellulose content

The cellulose content of fungal grass fibre is high, making it easy to convert into pulp, and the quality used for producing viscose filament can even surpass that of traditional wood pulp and cotton pulp.

Energy-saving production

process employs advanced refining tower equipment and displacement technology, which can reduce energy consumption by 20%-30%, and achieve uniform distribution of chemicals and temperature, improving fibre quality.

Natural Antibacterial

Bacteria-resistant grass fibres have natural antibacterial and antiviral properties, can naturally degrade, comply with the carbon cycle concept, and are recognised as deep green products.

Application field

Mycelium fibre can be widely applied in various fields, bringing innovative possibilities to different industries with its unique performance advantages

Fashion industry

Fungal grass fibre has obtained small-batch procurement due to its antibacterial and environmentally friendly properties, with a unit price exceeding 20,000 yuan per tonne, and is collaborating with well-known brands for market validation.

Home textile sector

Utilising its natural antibacterial properties and comfortable breathability, fungal grass fibre demonstrates excellent application prospects in home textile products.

Daily use sector

Using fungal grass fibre in daily necessities is not only environmentally friendly and biodegradable, but also provides natural antibacterial protection.

Healthcare

Its natural antibacterial, antiviral and biodegradable properties make it potentially valuable in the healthcare field.

The market prospects are broad

As a new environmentally friendly material, mycelium fibre is gradually gaining market recognition. With the global emphasis on sustainable development and the rising environmental awareness of consumers, mycelium fibre is expected to become one of the key raw materials in the textile industry in the coming years.

Environmental protection and sustainability

Fungal grass fibre is not only a high-performance material but also an important choice for the sustainable development of the textile industry

Fashion industry

Using grass instead of wood

Reduce reliance on imported wood pulp and protect forest resources

Recycling

The production process can recycle resources, forming a closed-loop supply chain

Ecological restoration

Planting fungal grass helps improve soil, prevent wind erosion and sand fixation, and control soil and water loss

Biodegradability

Mushroom grass fibre is naturally biodegradable and aligns with the concept of carbon cycling