@halotex.bsky.social📬 Have you read the first #HALOTEX newsletter yet?
🌿 Discover our videos on halophytes, researcher insights, project updates and a new infographic exploring how salt-tolerant plants could contribute to more sustainable textiles.
👇 Read it here:
www.halo-tex.eu/news/salty-s...
@halotex.bsky.social📰 Our first newsletter is here!
In this edition: three new videos, our halophyte infographic, a researcher spotlight from EUBCE 2026, highlights from our consortium meeting and news from related projects
@halotex.bsky.social👖3,700 litres of water for one pair of jeans, says the EU’s new textiles best practices report.
Circularity matters, and so does what fibres are made from. #HALOTEX turns salt-tolerant plants grown on marginal land into recyclable cellulose yarns 🌱🧵
@halotex.bsky.social📅Event of interest | IFIB 2026
The International Forum on Industrial Biotechnology and Bioeconomy returns to Rome, bringing together researchers, policymakers and industry to explore the transition towards a circular, bio-based economy
@halotex.bsky.social🌿 Did you know?
Many halophytes, also known as beach herbs, are edible and contain antioxidant and anti-inflammatory compounds.
👉 Watch the video and discover the science behind these remarkable plants!