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Insqin can help shoe brands reduce carbon footprint, says Covestro

06/09/2017
Insqin can help shoe brands reduce carbon footprint, says Covestro

Polymer manufacturer Covestro has published a life-cycle assessment in which it says its Insqin coating has half the carbon footprint of solvent-based technology. The water-based product was recently chosen by Puma for its Vigor 1 football boot (see World Footwear July-August). The assessment showed that, from the cradle to material factory...

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