The DyStar Group of Singapore is joining forces with DyeCoo Textile Systems of the Netherlands in the development of waterless dyeing systems. DyStar has devised technology that substitutes carbon dioxide for water and chemicals in the dyeing process. DyeCoo uses recycled gas instead of water to permeate textiles with dyes.
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