Furniture Today Staff -- Furniture Today, November 24, 2008
DALLAS — Upholstery producer American Leather has begun using Renew, an eco-friendly cushioning foam, in all of its products.
The Renew foam, made of soy-based BiOH polyols, is fully recyclable and is available in various levels of firmness and densities.
"We are committed to reducing our environmental footprint and adhering to sustainable manufacturing practices," said President Bruce Birnbach. "Renew recyclable foam will allow our furniture to progressively turn ‘green' while retaining our quality. This will benefit both our company and our end consumer."
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