Welcome to the future of FIBERS
Invitation to Consultation under the Swedish Environmental Code
Information in English
TreeToTextile AB intends to apply for a permit under Chapter 9 of the Swedish Environmental Code for its demonstration plant in Bromölla Municipality. We hereby invite stakeholders and the public to participate in the consultation process. The purpose of the consultation is to provide information about the planned activities and to offer an opportunity to submit comments. All input received will be considered in the preparation of the Environmental Impact Assessment.
The main potential environmental impacts of the operations relate to water emissions and transportation. We welcome all contributions that can support a well‑informed environmental permitting process.
You are welcome to submit your comments, no later than 6 May 2026, to maria.stjerndahl@treetotextile.com or by phone.
Inbjudan till samråd enligt miljöbalken
Information på svenska
TreeToTextile planerar att ansöka om tillstånd enligt 9 kap. miljöbalken för sin demonstrationsanläggning i Bromölla kommun. Vi bjuder nu in till samråd inför ansökan med syfte att informera om den planerade verksamheten och ge möjlighet att lämna synpunkter. Inkomna synpunkter kommer att beaktas när miljökonsekvensbeskrivningen upprättas.
Verksamhetens huvudsakliga omgivningspåverkan består av utsläpp till vatten samt transporter. Vi välkomnar alla inspel som kan bidra till en välgrundad miljöprövning.
Välkommen att lämna synpunkter senast den 6 maj 2026, till maria.stjerndahl@treetotextile.com eller telefon
The story behind the innovation
TreeToTextile started as a research project in Sweden, exploring new, better, and scalable ways to dissolve cellulose. This was initiated by the Research Institutes of Sweden (RISE) and brought to life by the entrepreneur Lars Stigsson’s vision to use cellulose to revolutionize the textile industry.
Together with the industry leaders H&M Group and Inter IKEA group Lars founded TreeToTextile, later joined by Stora Enso. The shared mission was to provide a unique cellulose fiber through innovative technology and ensure its scalability to textile suppliers and brands globally.
In 2025, the Lenzing Group joined as a strategic partner, bringing extensive experience in fiber production to the company, and in 2026 becoming the majority owner.
Together, we continue to carry on the legacy of Lars, turning his idea into reality. Join us as we uncover the inspiring tale of innovation, sustainability, and the cellulose fibers that are shaping the future of textiles.
Better fibers to all.
Our fiber
Our fiber is a pure cellulose fiber, meaning that it is made from natural raw materials and is bio-based. Amongst other characteristics, the fiber has a natural dry hand-feel, semi-dull luster and high drapeability. It can serve as an alternative or complementary material to cotton, viscose, and polyester, proving useful both in its pure form and when blended in both textile and nonwoven products.
The fiber characteristics
Natural dry hand-feel
Semi-dull luster
High drapeability
Next up
Our commercial journey has just started. Come meet us, feel the fiber and hear about our progress firsthand.
News
Lenzing AG to become majority owner of TreeToTextile AB to accelerate the development of the next-generation cellulose fiber
The EU LIFE TreeTex project for scaling up the Alkaline Adaptation process
