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HeiQ unveils anti-odor technology for feather and down products

HeiQ introduces an innovative anti-odor product addition to its HeiQ Fresh range to eliminate persistent malodor on feather and down products, effectively addressing a problem that no one has solved so far. Biobased HeiQ Fresh for Feather & Down utilizes a unique combination of pre-and probiotics (synbiotics) which helps to break up the smelly components. This innovation will be showcased at the Techtextil 2024 Swiss Pavilion consolidating HeiQ credentials as the industry expert in odor management.

HeiQ, an innovator in biotech ingredients and specialty chemicals, announces the launch of a new anti-odor solution within the HeiQ Fresh family, designed to elevate the quality and performance of textiles while enhancing end-users’ satisfaction levels. These proprietary and differentiating technologies significantly advance odor control for the garments and home textiles industries.

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Odor reduction on feathers and down with the help of HeiQ Fresh (Photo by HeiQ)

HeiQ Fresh for Feather & Down is a 100% biobased technology engineered to combat the persistent malodor often associated with feather jackets, duvets, and pillows. Developed to address a common challenge faced by manufacturers and consumers alike, this innovative solution represents a significant leap forward in the field of odor management by removing a significant objection to purchasing.

The key issue lies in the natural oil secretion of the duck or goose to provide its natural waterproofing. While essential, this oil becomes the source of the unwanted odors that persist despite conventional cleaning methods. HeiQ Fresh for Feather & Down tackles this problem head-on by harnessing the power of synbiotics (pre- and probiotics).

Through an advanced process, the technology applied during the production stage effectively removes bacterial nutrients present in the feathers and down, thereby preventing the formation of persistent and unpleasant odors. Extensive testing has demonstrated a significant reduction in malodor even after prolonged use, validating the efficacy of this solution. The human sensory testing method according to ISO 17299-1 is the recommended test method.

Mike Abbott, Head of the HeiQ Textiles & Flooring Business Unit, states, “The new addition to the HeiQ Fresh range addresses a real-world problem that many brand partners and manufacturers are facing for decades. With bad smells out of the equation, we are also removing a relevant obstacle for choosing to purchase feather and down items, a problem that no one could solve, until now.”

To learn more about this new anti-odor technology from HeiQ, visit us at Techtextil 2024, taking place from April 23rd to 26th at the Swiss Pavilion, Messe Frankfurt, Germany, in Hall 12.1, Booth C13. There, our visitors can experience first-hand the efficiency of the HeiQ anti-odor range spearheaded by HeiQ Mint, a biobased odor control technology that has turned into the “go-to” solution for the textile industry.

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