regenerate fibre Fiber resources refer to plant resources that can be continuously regenerated in nature, used for sustainable use and can be used to produce fibers. It is harmless or harmless to the environment, and its resources are widely distributed, easy to obtain, and suitable for sustainable development and utilization.

Regenerated cellulose fibre There are many kinds of resources, including cotton lint, wood, bamboo, hemp stalk, straw, cotton stalks, reeds, straw and so on. According to statistics, the world's annual timber circulation reaches 1.5 billion tons, which can be used for regenerated cellulose processing materials to reach more than 15 million tons; bamboo circulation reaches 40 million tons, which can be used for regenerated cellulose fiber processing of about 5 million tons; cotton fiber output reaches 24 million tons, left and right, can be used for regenerated cellulose processing cotton short lint and so on 1 million tons or so; hemp fiber material output reaches 3 million tons, and difficult to directly use textile hemp and hemp stalk can be used as regenerated fiber resources.

World regeneration cellulose The market power of fiber has been growing continuously, up to 9%, and its output has reached 3 million 700 thousand tons. Staple fiber continued to grow 10.5%, production was 3 million 300 thousand tons, while filaments maintained 440 thousand tons of output. However, affected by the global financial crisis, the world's regenerated cellulose production decreased by 11.7% in 2008 compared with the previous year, to 3 million 278 thousand tons.