Milliken & Company

Tidal Vision Inc. is a manufacturer based in Ferndale, Washington, specializing in sustainable products derived from ocean waste, such as salmon skin and crab shells. Founded in 2015, the company focuses on producing chitosan, a biodegradable industrial biopolymer extracted from crab shells, using a zero-waste extraction process that ensures high quality and cost-effectiveness. Tidal Vision's product range includes Alaska Salmon leather goods, chitosan-based clarifying agents for beverages, water treatment solutions, antimicrobial polymers, and various eco-friendly plant foods and cleaning products. By leveraging proprietary technologies, Tidal Vision serves multiple industries, including textiles and agriculture, offering environmentally friendly alternatives that meet industry demands while promoting sustainability.

Tidal Vision Inc. is a manufacturer based in Ferndale, Washington, specializing in sustainable products derived from ocean waste, such as salmon skin and crab shells. Founded in 2015, the company focuses on producing chitosan, a biodegradable industrial biopolymer extracted from crab shells, using a zero-waste extraction process that ensures high quality and cost-effectiveness. Tidal Vision's product range includes Alaska Salmon leather goods, chitosan-based clarifying agents for beverages, water treatment solutions, antimicrobial polymers, and various eco-friendly plant foods and cleaning products. By leveraging proprietary technologies, Tidal Vision serves multiple industries, including textiles and agriculture, offering environmentally friendly alternatives that meet industry demands while promoting sustainability.

Orak maintains and renovates the carpets of companies that use textile flooring. It provides customized maintenance programs to ensure that the premises' floors are always clean, healthy, and pleasant to live in.

Circ is a textile recycling company based in Danville, Virginia, focused on recovering value from discarded clothing and textiles. Established in 2011, Circ employs proprietary technology to transform polycotton waste back into its original raw materials, including petroleum- and plant-based fabrics. The company aims to meet growing consumer demands for sustainability without sacrificing quality, price, or convenience. By using water as a solvent, Circ efficiently recycles various fibers, such as cotton, polyester, and nylon, and produces virgin-equivalent, market-grade dissolving pulp and petroleum monomers. These materials can be sold to manufacturers at competitive prices, promoting a circular economy in the textile industry and supporting sustainable living practices.

Zebra-chem specializes in the production of chemical blowing agents and additive masterbatches used in polyolefins, PVC, and engineering resins. The company focuses on creating customer-designed additive packs in micro pellet form, available in various diameters. This approach allows Zebra-chem to provide clients with solutions that incorporate fully recycled content into new plastics, promoting sustainability in the manufacturing process.

Polartec, LLC is a manufacturer of specialized fabrics catering to garment production companies. The company provides a diverse range of fabric solutions, including base layers, insulation materials, protective fabrics, flame-resistant textiles, and healthcare fabrics. Its products serve various sectors, including activewear, workwear, military applications, blankets, and interior design. Founded in 1906 and originally named Malden Mills Industries, Inc., the company rebranded to Polartec, LLC in March 2007. Based in Andover, Massachusetts, Polartec operates as a subsidiary of Milliken & Company, Inc. since June 2019, continuing to innovate in fabric and performance fabric technologies.

Andover Healthcare, Inc. specializes in designing, developing, manufacturing, and distributing cohesive bandages and tapes for various sectors, including healthcare, animal health, and sports medicine. The company offers a range of products, including wound care and antimicrobial dressings, cohesive bandages, medical tapes, and moleskin items. Its products are designed for diverse applications, such as securing IVs, affixing monitors, providing support in podiatry and orthopedics, and facilitating patient positioning in medical settings like hospitals and clinics. Andover Healthcare's products are distributed through a network of retailers and distributors both in the United States and internationally. Founded in 1976 and based in Salisbury, Massachusetts, the company changed its name from Andover Coated Products, Inc. to its current name in February 2006. It operates as a subsidiary of Milliken Healthcare Products, LLC.

Keystone Aniline Corporation, a subsidiary of Milliken & Company, specializes in the manufacturing of dyes and specialty pigments for a diverse range of industries. The company supplies products used in antifreeze, adhesives, candles, concrete coatings, lubricants, industrial coatings, and more. In addition to its manufacturing capabilities, Keystone Aniline offers technical service applications, laboratory research, and consulting to support its customers. Its extensive product line caters to various sectors, including inks, coatings, soaps, and plastics, demonstrating the company's commitment to meeting the needs of its global clientele.