The textile industry is one of the world's largest, but also one of its most environmentally impactful. From extensive water consumption to chemical pollution, the traditional manufacturing footprint is significant. However, a pivotal shift is occurring with the widespread adoption of enzymatic solutions, which are proving instrumental in reducing environmental impact in textile manufacturing.


A prime example of this innovation is the desizing process. Traditionally, this step, which removes sizing agents from warp yarns, has been a major contributor to wastewater pollution due to the use of strong acids, alkalis, or oxidative agents. These chemicals can lead to high chemical oxygen demand (COD) and biological oxygen demand (BOD) in effluent, posing severe threats to aquatic ecosystems.


NINGBO INNO PHARMCHEM CO.,LTD. offers an advanced eco-friendly textile desizing enzyme that directly addresses these challenges. This enzyme efficiently breaks down starch-based sizes, transforming them into easily washable compounds. Crucially, this enzymatic process operates under milder conditions, significantly reducing the need for high temperatures and large volumes of water, thereby leading to a lower carbon footprint textile production.


The benefits extend beyond reduced pollution. By minimizing the use of harsh chemicals, our enzymatic solutions help preserve the integrity and natural properties of fabrics, leading to higher quality finished products. This also translates into a safer working environment for textile workers. For manufacturers focused on responsible production, our solutions contribute directly to better waste water treatment textile industry standards, making compliance easier and more effective. As a leading high efficiency desizing agent supplier, NINGBO INNO PHARMCHEM CO.,LTD. is committed to empowering the textile industry with sustainable tools. Our enzymatic desizing agent is available for those looking to purchase enzymatic desizing agent as part of their commitment to a greener future. By embracing these biological alternatives, textile companies can not only enhance their environmental performance but also improve their public image and market competitiveness in an increasingly eco-conscious world.