It ain't fashion, if it ain't sustainable

Scott Fulbright

PRESS RELEASE / Launch

10 April 2025

3 minutes

Formal introductions between AGI Denim and Living Ink stemmed from the Strategic Supplier Initiative (SSI) led by Amsterdam-based innovation platform Fashion For Good (FFG).

AGI Denim Partners with Living Ink to Launch Algae-Derived Black Denim

Karachi, Pakistan: AGI Denim, a leading premium denim manufacturer, proudly announces a groundbreaking collaboration with Colorado-based provider of carbon-negative pigments and bio-based inks, Living Ink Technologies. Together, they are setting a new benchmark in sustainable fashion by introducing Algae Black—a revolutionary black pigment derived...

PRESS RELEASE / Financials

28 March 2025

4 minutes

Living Ink is an innovative materials company that specializes in transforming biomass waste into renewable, carbon-negative colorants.

Living Ink Secures Strategic Funding Round to Accelerate Innovative Growth of Pigment Made from Biomass Waste

BERTHOUD, U.S.: Industrial waste and carbon black production collectively drive millions of tons of pollutants into the air, water, and soil each year—but Living Ink, recognizing the urgency to address these environmental challenges, has secured a $3 million investment to advance its scalable, environmentally sustainable solutions across diverse...

Nex-Gen Materials / Living Ink

26 February 2024

9 minutes

Traditional Carbon Black is a harmful powder pigment made from fossil fuels, commonly used to add colour and structural stability for the ink, textiles, plastics and rubber industries.

The Algae Tech that Promises to Drive Petro Pigments off the Market

On a mission to use sustainable algae technologies to replace petroleum-derived products to launch carbon negative products, Living Ink is a biomaterials company that has developed Algae Black, a sustainable alternative to the black pigment used to make materials such as ink, plastics, leathers and rubber. texfash.com in conversation with the Co-Founders Scott Fulbright and Stevan Albers.