Huntsman’s ERIOPON® E3-SAVE Advances Sustainable Polyester Production

SINGAPORE — September 23, 2020 — As global interest in sustainable textile production continues to soar, mills that have adopted Huntsman Textile Effects’ all-in-one ERIOPON® E3-SAVE textile auxiliary for polyester processing, which launched one year ago, have collectively saved more than 130 million liters of water.

Demand for polyester fabric is being driven by seemingly insatiable consumer appetite for sportswear and athleisure clothing. Sales in the sector have been on an upward trend for several years and are even proving resilient amid Covid-19 market disruption. However, dyeing of polyester and its blends has traditionally been resource intensive, time consuming and costly.

Huntsman Textile Effects’ next-generation ERIOPON E3-SAVE textile auxiliary was engineered to address these challenges. It eliminates the need for separate pre-scouring, allowing pre-scouring, dyeing and reduction clearing to be combined in a single bath. Mills that use ERIOPON E3-SAVE can thus dramatically shorten the polyester dyeing process and save water, energy and cost.

“Our innovations aim to help mills improve their productivity and competitiveness while also contributing to the textile industry’s shift to more sustainable practices and a reduced environmental footprint,” said Kerim Oner, global marketing manager, Huntsman Textile Effects. “With ERIOPON E3-SAVE, we have harnessed the unparalleled technical expertise and application know-how of our research and field teams to develop a product that is proven to reduce costs for mills and that meets current and anticipated industry sustainability standards.”

Dae Young Textile Vietnam Co. Ltd, a forerunner in sustainable textile production in Asia, was an early adopter of the ERIOPON technology. Results from bulk production show that ERIOPON E3-SAVE has reduced process time by over 20 percent and water consumption by over 50 percent, delivering annual cost savings of up to 30 percent.

“ERIOPON E3-SAVE delivers a combination of best-in-class performance and value. It allows us to have the shortest possible processing cycle, which is key for us to deal with increasing industry pressure for faster turnarounds,” Jeong Won Oh, general manager, Dae Young Textile Vietnam, said. “Alongside dramatic time savings, we are also saving water, energy and ultimately cost. Huntsman’s best-in-class products and high level of technical support help keep businesses like us productive.”

This unique polymer technology of ERIOPON E3-SAVE promotes controlled exhaustion to ensure right-first-time level dyeing. It extracts oil and oil-based impurities from the fiber during processing and displays a high affinity to disperse dyes, enabling the rapid removal of unfixed surface dyes from the fiber during reduction clearing. The technology also enhances reproducibility and improves wet- and rub-fastness.

ERIOPON E3-SAVE saves time, water, energy and cost in polyester dyeing by combining pre-scouring, dyeing and reduction clearing in a single bath. An advanced multi-action dyeing auxiliary in the dyEvolution™ range, it delivers environmental and economic sustainability.

Posted September 23, 2020

Source: Huntsman Corporation

Kelheim Fibres Nominated For The Sustainbability Heroes Award

KELHEIM, Germany — September 23, 2020 — Kelheim Fibres has been selected as a finalist for the Sustainability Heroes Award in the category “Sustainable Innovation.” The award is presented by DQS (German Association for Sustainability) and DGQ (German Association for Quality) to pioneers in sustainability and aims to further encourage active involvement in this field.

The viscose specialty fibers manufacturer has secured the selection with its innovative plant-based fibers that can substantially contribute to a plastic-free future in absorbent hygiene products such as femcare or incontinence products.

In contrast to other plant-based fibers, viscose fibers can be precisely modified and functionalized during the production process. They can be adapted to meet the exact requirements of the single components of a hygiene product in terms of their liquid management properties — from water repellent to highly absorbent — and so match the performance of synthetic fibres that are still used in the majority of these single-use products.

Whereas today, environmentally conscious consumers must often decide between feeling safe and a clear conscience, the Bavarian fiber experts are actively developing more and more products that do justice to both: Kelheim combines sustainably manufactured and completely biodegradable fibers with the technical performance of synthetic fibers. The aim is to help to reduce the use of crude-oil-based plastics in single-use products and their negative impact on the environment.

Posted September 23, 2020

Source: Kelheim Fibres GmbH

NCTO Launches Video Campaign Showcasing Textile Industry Response To PPE Crisis

WASHINGTON — September 23, 2020 — The National Council of Textile Organizations (NCTO), representing the full spectrum of U.S. textiles, from fiber through finished sewn products, launched a paid social media video campaign today, highlighting the extraordinary efforts the industry has taken to respond to the shortages of lifesaving personal protective equipment (PPE) spawned by the COVID-19 pandemic.

“NCTO is launching a social media and email campaign today to show members of Congress how this industry has significantly contributed to the nation’s PPE crisis, while demonstrating the importance of immediate policies and legislation, such as Buy American mandates, to establish a sustainable domestic supply chain for the future,” said NCTO President and CEO Kim Glas.

“Our campaign underscores the importance of ending our over reliance on China for PPE and calls on Congress to craft policies that support domestic procurement requirements and the onshoring of jobs,” Glas added. “It is high time we had a national strategic plan in place to spur investment in the industry and ensure our country has a permanent domestic PPE supply chain to confront the next pandemic our country faces.”

Posted September 23, 2020

Source: The National Council of Textile Organizations (NCTO)

Strafe Launches Cham Jacket And Pant For F20, Featuring Schoeller’s Electrostatic-Spun Membrane

SEVELEN, Switzerland/NEWBURYPORT, Mass. — September 23, 2020 — Schoeller, the global textile solutions manufacturer dedicated to innovation for more than 150 years, continues to see interest in its electrostatic-spun membrane technology aerobrane with the launch of Strafe’s Cham Jacket and Pant for F20. Now available on StrafeOuterwear.com, the Cham F20 kit offers consumers aerobrane’s optimum protection against wind and weather along with exceptional breathability, perfect for high-intensity endeavors.

The aerobrane membrane consists of a unique structure of ultra-fine, hydrophilic polyurethane fiber composite that differs from other film-based membranes and offers a softer feel and beautiful, fluid textile characteristics.

“We found the Schoeller aerobrane technology to be the perfect 3L fabric replacement for our new ski touring kit, which is intended to be used during high-intensity mountain activities. The material needed to be able to hold up to varying weather conditions while still being highly air-permeable, super light and packable, durable, and stretchy,” said Pia Halloran, head of design and development for Strafe.  “Working with a world renowned, innovative, and respected partner like Schoeller has been a great experience, and we look forward to more collaborations in the future.”

To produce an electrostatic spun membrane, ultra-light, microscopic fibers are placed closely on top of each other, forming a clustered but firmly connected structure that can only be detected with the highest-level microscope technology.  The membrane’s fibrous structure provides exceptional breathability while also allowing for ventilation. Aerobrane features water-resistant qualities, as water droplets on the exterior are larger than the spaces between the fibrous structures; however, the fiber structures also create an exceptional wind barrier.

“Having admired Strafe over the years, we couldn’t be prouder to work with this authentic and passionate team that is beyond committed to what they’re doing,” said Stephen Kerns, president, Schoeller North America. “Because they are living the same experiences as the outdoor enthusiasts and athletes they’re serving each day, they fully understand the importance of utilizing only the best materials, which also sets them apart.”

Designed for touring and backcountry adventures, Strafe’s Cham Jacket has been a staff and athlete favorite for many years. Now with aerobrane membrane technology and four-way stretch face, the Cham is Strafe’s most air-permeable jacket to date. The new and improved Cham Pant with aerobrane features a minimalist design that includes a lower cuff snap adjustment system to accommodate all boot types and allows for fabric retention to avoid damage while ascending with crampons.

Posted September 23, 2020

Source: Schoeller Textil AG

Unifi And HSCC To Provide REPREVE® Branded Recycled Nylon Throughout Asia

SHANGHAI— September 23, 2020 — Unifi, Inc., one of the world’s innovators in recycled and synthetic yarns, Unifi Manufacturing Inc., a subsidiary of Unifi Inc., and HSCC, a subsidiary of Highsun Holding Group, based in Fujian, China, today announced their collaboration to provide high-quality REPREVE® branded recycled nylon to textile industry customers throughout Asia. Repreve nylon products available through HSCC are REPREVE nylon filament and Repreve nylon staple fiber.

Unifi and HSCC share a commitment to quality, excellence and sustainability. The strength of Unifi’s Repreve brand combines with HSCC’s in-region manufacturing and research and development capabilities to create a formidable alliance able to improve service and product diversity in significant textile markets.

This collaboration is based on a shared sense of purpose and is the natural result of years of joint commitment to environmental conservation. Recycled fibers can reduce consumption of petrochemicals, conserve water resources and reduce carbon emissions compared to their virgin fiber counterparts. When HSCC entered the recycled nylon market five years ago, the company leveraged Unifi’s innovation and expertise to provide eco-friendly, affordable and fashionable nylon products to various end-use markets, enabling cost effective and sustainable products for consumers.

“We are proud to announce this collaboration that allows Unifi to expand its Repreve nylon offerings,” said Hongjun Ning, executive vice president of Unifi Inc., and president of Unifi Asia Pacific, one of Unifi Inc.’s operating subsidiaries in Asia. “We believe our combined efforts will advance future development of sustainability-focused nylon products around the world.”

The synergy between Unifi and HSCC provides a strategic advantage for future potential to broaden sustainable development in the synthetic fiber industry among mills, brands and retailers. “Consumer demand for recycled products is increasing around the globe, and opportunities for continued development and innovation for recycled fibers are unlimited,” said Zhen Mei, general manager of HSCC Chemical Fiber, one of HSCC’s operating subsidiaries. “We plan to apply our shared approach to sustainability to the entire process of product design, production, packaging, sales and after-sales service, so our product offerings are sustainable throughout the value chain.“

Posted September 23, 2020

Source: Unifi Inc.

Ralph Lauren Announces Strategic Steps To Re-Organize Its Business For Future Growth

NEW YORK CITY — September 22, 2020 — Ralph Lauren Corp. today announced steps to accelerate its Next Great Chapter plan to deliver sustainable long-term growth and value creation, which include establishing a simplified global organizational structure and rolling out enhanced technology platforms to support the Company’s global operations.

“Over 53 years ago, this company started with a single tie and a dream that made it into a way of life. The timeless values we were founded on have propelled us on an incredible journey — one that has seen great challenges and amazing opportunities along the way,” said Ralph Lauren, chairman and chief creative officer. “Through it all, our commitment to stay true to who we are, while evolving with the world around us, has helped to secure our future and our place as one of the world’s most beloved and inspiring brands.”

Over the past two fiscal years, the company has made marked progress on its brand elevation journey and the strategic priorities outlined in its Next Great Chapter plan, including to: 1) win over a new generation of consumers; 2) energize core products and accelerate high potential, underdeveloped categories; 3) drive targeted expansion; 4) lead with digital; and 5) operate with discipline to fuel growth. In the context of today’s rapidly evolving consumer, industry shifts and global dynamics, Ralph Lauren is accelerating key areas of the plan, beginning with the implementation of new technology platforms and the simplification of its organizational structure.

“The changes happening in the world around us have accelerated the shifts we saw pre-COVID, and we are fast-tracking some of our plans to match them — including advancing our digital transformation and simplifying our team structures,” said Patrice Louvet, president and CEO. “These steps will enable us to progress our brand elevation journey and deliver Ralph’s vision in today’s dynamic environment — inspiring our consumers around the world and creating value for all of our stakeholders.”

Simplified Organizational Structure

Creating simpler, flatter team structures will enable more agility and greater consumer responsiveness. This includes the consolidation of the company’s global Marketing and Branding functions; the establishment of a new Consumer Intelligence and Experience (CIX) organization, focused on leveraging consumer insights and predictive analytics to drive personalized consumer experiences at scale; and the re-organization of the Company’s Corporate Merchandising teams to combine core brand propositions, enabling greater connectivity and productivity. Ralph Lauren also continues to integrate Global Citizenship & Sustainability into every aspect of its business, making it a key responsibility for all leaders.

Digital Transformation

The Company is transforming how it operates with the implementation of new technology platforms across several key areas of its business. This includes rolling out a cloud-based human resources and planning system globally as well as elevating how it delivers for consumers through its Digitizing the Value Chain project. This is a company-wide initiative to simplify ways of working, better connect teams and digitize the product journey. It will enable faster and more connected decision-making from product design to market. Ralph Lauren is also continuing to invest in technologies that help deliver an enhanced consumer experience — with new digital capabilities that support areas like omni-channel shopping, personalization, social commerce and augmented reality.

Together, these organizational and digital transformation changes will:

  • Support the delivery of one elevated Ralph Lauren vision and voice globally, while maintaining strong local capabilities and expertise;
  • Enable stronger consumer insights to drive more powerful connections;
  • Empower teams to make faster decisions and collaborate more easily; and
  • Streamline the organization and simplify reporting lines.

Financial Impact

On its First Quarter Fiscal 2021 earnings call on August 4, 2020, management noted that a strategic review was underway to support future growth and profitability, and to create a sustainable cost structure. This includes the evaluation of the company’s: (i) team organizational structures and ways of working; (ii) real estate footprint and related costs across distribution centers, corporate offices, and direct-to-consumer retail and wholesale doors; and (iii) brand portfolio.

In connection with the first initiative, Ralph Lauren is today announcing plans (the “Fiscal 2021 Strategic Realignment Plan”) to reduce its global workforce by the end of the Company’s Fiscal 2021, which is expected to result in gross annualized pre-tax expense savings of approximately $180 million to $200 million, with savings realization primarily beginning in the Company’s Fiscal 2022. In connection with the reduction in workforce, the Company expects to incur total estimated pre-tax charges of approximately $120 million to $160 million.

In addition to the actions announced today, the company anticipates additional actions associated with the aforementioned initiatives as part of the Fiscal 2021 Strategic Realignment Plan.

Posted September 22, 2020

Source: Ralph Lauren Corp.

Eastman Naia™ And Dupont Biomaterials Collaborate To Launch New Sustainable Fabric Collection

KINGSPORT, Tenn. — September 22, 2020 — To meet a growing demand for sustainable fashion options, Eastman and DuPont Biomaterials today announced the launch of a fabric collection made with sustainable, biobased materials. The collaboration blends Naia™ from Eastman and DuPont™ Sorona® fibers to create garments with exceptional stretch and recovery, luxurious drape and a smooth, soft hand feel.

The new collection will expand the future of sustainable textiles for designers to use for comfortable everyday casual wear. Visitors to the Intertextile show this week in Shanghai, China, will be able to experience the new fabrics by visiting booth 4.1 -E103. Brands can also see the collection at the Première Vision marketplace site.

Eastman Naia cellulosic fiber is the perfect choice for fabrics in womenswear. The Naia portfolio of sustainable fibers gives designers more choices and versatility to create. Naia filament yarn transforms fabrics into luxurious, comfortable, and easy-to-care-for fabrics, while Naia staple fiber blends perfectly with other eco-conscious fibers to create supremely soft, quick-drying fabrics that consistently reduce pilling.

Made with responsibly sourced wood from sustainably managed pine and eucalyptus forests and plantations, Naia brings the richness of nature to comfortable and effortlessly luxurious fabrics. Produced in a safe, closed-loop process where solvents are recycled back into the system for reuse, Naia is made through optimized, low-impact manufacturing. It has a low tree-to-fiber environmental footprint and a third-party-reviewed life-cycle assessment compliant with ISO 14044. Naia is also certified as biodegradable in freshwater and soil environments and is compostable in industrial settings, receiving the “OK biodegradable” and “OK compost” conformity marks from TÜV AUSTRIA. Most recently, Naia staple fiber received the “OK compost” certification for home settings.

With a rich history of textile innovation, DuPont has invented groundbreaking fibers such as nylon, Lycra®, DuPont™ Kevlar® and rayon. Its Sorona brand — made using 37-percent renewable plant-based ingredients — offers a high-performing, responsibly sourced material option. Fibers made with Sorona polymer are currently used in various apparel applications, including athleisure and athletic wear, insulation, swimwear, outerwear, suiting, faux fur and more.

DuPont Sorona polymer is a breakthrough, biobased, high-performance polymer offering unique benefits for the apparel industry. Sorona minimizes the impact on the environment without sacrificing quality and performance. It offers unique performance benefits, including incredible softness, stretch and recovery, and inherent stain resistance without the need for topical treatments. Sorona is a USDA certified biobased product and received OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 Certification.

“With Naia, we are committed to building a more sustainable fashion industry in collaboration with industry partners. We are very excited to be working with the Sorona team to launch a collection of wonderful fabrics that are a great choice for womenswear fashion. More and more, designers are looking for sustainable fabric choices. And this sustainable fabric collection with biobased, renewable materials showcases that fashion can come without any compromise on beauty, quality or comfort,” said Ruth Farrell, global marketing director of textiles for Eastman.

“We believe collaboration is the only way we will deliver on our promises to the textile industry. Our collaboration with Eastman’s Naia branded fibers will allow more apparel brands the opportunity to address tomorrow’s challenges through renewably sourced fiber materials without compromising performance and value. Sustainable fashion is the future, and this new collection is a great example of how you can create stunning designs while caring for our planet,” said Renee Henze, global marketing director at DuPont Biomaterials.

Posted September 22, 2020

Source: Eastman

Tempur Sealy Announces Antimicrobia, Antiviral Surface-Guard Technology For Mattresses

LEXINGTON, Ky. — September 22, 2020 — Tempur Sealy International Inc. today announced plans to introduce Surface-Guard Technology™, an antimicrobial and antiviral technology expected to be included on select Sealy® products beginning in early 2021. The EPA-registered antimicrobial technology kills 99 percent of bacteria on mattress surfaces and, in testing, has also shown to be at least 99-percent effective against killing viruses (including human coronavirus) on textiles within five minutes. The Company is pursuing antiviral-efficacy claims approval from the U.S. Food & Drug Administration and Environmental Protection Agency.*

This technology will add enhanced mattress protection across the Sealy Posturepedic® and Sealy Posturepedic Plus™ mattress collections and will build on the pioneering antimicrobial and anti-allergen treatment developed and first used by Tempur Sealy over 10 years ago. The addition of this antimicrobial and antiviral treatment to Sealy mattress covers will build on the Company’s longstanding commitment to delivering high-quality mattresses that sleepers can count on, night after night.

In keeping with this commitment, Tempur Sealy also plans to incorporate Surface-Guard Technology into the Tempur-Pedic and Stearns & Foster® lines in 2021, in order to make this exceptional level of antimicrobial and antiviral mattress protection available to even more consumers.

“Tempur Sealy is proud to announce our plans to incorporate Surface-Guard Technology antimicrobial and antiviral treatment on Sealy, Tempur-Pedic and Stearns & Foster products as soon as early next year,” said Scott Thompson, Tempur Sealy Chairman, CEO and president. “Making Surface-Guard Technology available across our industry-leading portfolio of brands represents the latest in a long line of innovations from Tempur Sealy. Our planned introduction of this cutting-edge technology will help keep our mattresses clean and safe, and will be yet another reason for consumers to turn to Tempur Sealy products for their best night’s sleep.”

*Product not registered for any public health use in the United States

Posted September 22, 2020

Source: Tempur Sealy International, Inc.

Designtex Partners With Native Energy, Southern Plains Land Trust To Preserve 6,900 Acres Of Prairie In Bent County, Colorado And Supports Innovative Solar Array In Forest City, Iowa

NEW YORK CITY — September 22, 2020 — Designtex is proud to share their latest initiatives in an 11-year history of carbon neutral operations. In partnership with Native Energy and the Southern Plains Land Trust in Colorado, Designtex has balanced its 2020 operational footprint by investing in the Medford Spring Grasslands Conservation Project in southeastern Colorado. Its offset investment helped the Trust to acquire 6,900 acres of short grass prairie in February 2020 — land which otherwise would have been converted into cropland, increasing carbon emissions in the process — resulting in the new Medford Spring Grassland Conservation.

Protecting the prairie sequesters carbon in the soil. Just one acre is estimated to store 200 tons of carbon, and grasslands store fully one-third of the Earth’s carbon. When destroyed, the grasslands release 50 to 70 percent of the carbon they hold as the greenhouse gas CO₂. This conservation effort will prevent approximately 200,000 tons of carbon dioxide from entering the atmosphere over the next fifty years. This unique carbon sequestering and conservation project also has benefits for biodiversity in the region including preserving habitats for rare or endangered species such as black-tailed prairie dogs, re-introduced bison, native swift fox, ferruginous hawks, burrowing owls and Colorado green gentian

Through the Southern Plains Land Trust, the project allows for public access to the Medford Spring Grassland Conservation for educational events in collaboration with local public schools and the local historical society. Educating about native grasslands will further help to conserve them into the future. To further assure the permanence of the carbon sequestration, the easement also includes a 150-year agreement with the Climate Action Reserve and will be included in an insurance pool that covers any unintentional reversals. The project is aligned to the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals: ‘Climate Action’ and ‘Life on Land’ and follows the Climate Action Reserve Grassland Protocol

In addition to supporting Medford Spring, Designtex has also supported an innovative renewable energy portfolio project for 2020, to offset its total electricity use. The Forest City Solar Project in Iowa consists of a ground-mounted contiguous array of ~11,900 individual photovoltaic panels. Co-located alongside and underneath these panels are habitats for bees and other pollinators. Seventy-five percent of crops globally rely on bees and wildlife to move pollen between flowers. These habitats are beneficial for agriculture because native plants capture the storm water coming off the solar panels and channeling it into groundwater and improving the quality of soil over the life of the project. This pollinator habitat is developed per an Audubon Society standard. This Renewable energy portfolio investment has brought together companies like Designtex, Clif Bar, Lush Cosmetics, Lime Bike, and Stonyfield to help build a range of new, community-scale renewable energy projects like the Forest City Solar array

Designtex is excited to mark its 11th year of carbon neutrality with these contributions to the Medford Spring Grassland Conservation, the benefits of which will last into the next century. Learn more about all 11carbon reduction projects Designtex has supported since 2010

Says Deidre Hoguet, Designtex Director of Applied Research, “After more than a decade of supporting projects that reduce carbon emissions to the atmosphere, we are excited to invest in projects that have ever greater ‘co-benefits,’ such as the pollinator habits planted under solar arrays, or the educational component to the Grasslands conservation project. These extend and reinforce the sustainability benefits from these efforts.”

Posted September 22, 2020

Source: Designtex

DiOX Signs Commercial Deal In Turkey: New Eco-Friendly Performance Textiles Coatings To Be Brought To Market By Kem-Color

LONDON — September 22, 2020 — DiOX produces high performance fabric coatings delivering water and oil repellancy as well as anti-viral properties. The entire product portfolio is now being made available through Kem-Color, Istanbul, Turkey.

The coatings include a flagship DiOX D1, a carbo- free (CØ) DWR coating which has been independently tested to AATCC22 giving exemplary water repellent performance up to 40 washes.  The nano-scale Silica Dioxide technology has been developed to be applied as a finishing chemical either through pad or spray and DiOX has worked with both mills and machinery manufacturers to ensure simple and easy implementation.

DiOX D4 is a QUATS based anti-viral coating that is one of the few treatments that has been independently tested against mammalian coronavirus, which is the closest surrogate to SARS-COVID available. Tests carried out by Cambridge University’s department of chemical engineering and biotechnology has shown that D4 reduces surface virons by 97 percent within an hour and 99.99 percent in four hours and continues to be effective up to 20 washes.

Dr. Graham Christie, senior lecturer at Cambridge University’s department of chemical engineering and biotechnology oversaw the tests of DiOX D4 and commented: “We followed the industry standard testing for viruses on material (ISO18184:19) but made some critical adaptations to give it a more ‘real-world’ relevance. This included conducting splash tests with the inoculum to mimic sneezing to ensure the tests were as rigorous as possible. We also used a mammalian Coronavirus as the inoculum, although we expect this material will be effective against many viruses, it is this class of viruses that the world is obviously watching right now.”

D4 is also effective against the usual array of bacteria, fungus and mildew making it not only an ideal treatment for apparel fabric but also wider textiles being used in upholstery, carpets, mattresses etc.

Commenting on the deal, Kem-Colour General Manager Cengiz Kahraman said: “The DiOX product portfolio fits in very well with our current range of finishing chemicals and dyes.  There is no doubt the demand for the products in the DiOX range is significant, and brands are in dire need of proven anti-viral and carbon free DWR so we’re looking forward to a very busy time and we’re ready to go now!”

DiOX is now ready for testing by mills, and independent test results from accredited labs and academic intuitions are all available. Working with some mills and machinery manufacturers, DiOX is also building a comprehensive library of performance across its products with a number of fabrics and substrates.

Dave Evans, DiOX lead said: “Behind every overnight success is always a lot of hard work and perseverance, which sums up the last 12 months with DiOX. We are market ready with a commercially compelling portfolio of products which are all based on four main pillars.  ‘EPIC’ stands for Environmental, Performance, Implementation and Cost and in each of these elements we aim to be best-in-class.

“We are really pleased to form what I am sure will be a highly successful collaboration with Kem-Color and we are on the hunt for territory-exclusive partnerships that can bring DiOX to market.”

Posted September 22, 2020

Source: DiOX

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