Viscose fibre: Relationships

Every element and industry that Viscose fibre is linked to, and how. Each pair has its own card explaining the relationships between the two.

• Cotton: Viscose is cellulose from wood pulp regenerated into a fibre that handles much like cotton, so the two compete for the same spinning mills and garments and are often blended. Cotton is about three times larger by volume, and in India the viscose industry runs almost entirely on imported dissolving pulp. (researched)
• Apparel and footwear: Apparel and footwear depends on viscose fibre.
• Household and personal care: Household and personal care depends on viscose fibre.
• Salt: Salt is a raw material for viscose fibre.
• Sulfur: Sulfur is a raw material for viscose fibre.
• Textiles and leather: Textiles and leather depends on viscose fibre.
• Timber: Timber is a raw material for viscose fibre.