Applied DNA And Integrated Supply Chain Partners Scale Up To Provide Global Material Traceability For Companies Declaring “2020” Sustainability Goals

STONY BROOK, N.Y. — June 4, 2019 — Applied DNA Sciences Inc., provides an update today on its accomplishments toward commercial-scale production to support global material traceability for companies declaring sustainability goals to be achieved by 2020. High on the consumer watch list is the plastics recycling issue. Applied DNA’s CertainT® platform provides the evidence that recycled product is used. CertainT-verifiable products are now available through supply chain partners and brands, including Amazon and other e-commerce and retail stores, with outlook for growth as product flows to store shelves. The CertainT platform and forensic services were conceived to empower companies with the most advanced commercially-scalable and affordable technologies to help prove their compliance with stated sustainability goals.

The CertainT “Tag-Test-Track platform enables companies and their supply chains to designate a unique molecular identity tag that has meaning specific to the tagged material: for example, geographic facility location, brand, product line or even date of manufacture. This tag can be applied on or in a variety of recycled materials that includes a wide range of polymers such as polyethylene terephthalate (PET), polypropylene, polyethylene, acrylics, and many more. The tags are then tested either in the field or in the lab, depending on material type and customer requirements. Portable DNA testing devices for tagged pellets are deployed for textiles made of recycled PET and viscose. The tracking of tagged items and their test reports can be accessed by customers from the cloud-based CertainT Textile Portal.

Since the launch of the CertainT platform in July 2017, many companies have recognized the value of having global material traceability, and having the ability to prove, with certainty, the claim for 100% recycled PET (rPET) filament yarn used in many performance-wear, athleisure products, footwear, accessories and home textile products. While the CertainT platform was initially used for rPET staple fibers in the home textile industry, there subsequently grew a much greater opportunity to expand into apparel, footwear and accessories through rPET filament.

From 2018 ongoing, the Company is working with trusted supply chain partners to build the large-scale, closed loop, integrated supply chains that use rPET filament and fiber to service businesses in Asia, the Americas and EMEA. This business model is instrumental to building critical mass with our partners, enabling efficient, cost-effective, agile supply chains.

“We decided to “Go Big, Go Bold” in 2019 by accelerating the implementation of rPET filament in China, Vietnam, Taiwan, India and South-East Asia. We believe the opportunity to have a molecular business solution that will protect brands from source to shelf can be achieved only with CertainT. We are in the process of building a thoroughly integrated supply chain which will close the loop and provide forensic proof through each touch point in the process,” stated Wayne Buchen, vice president, strategic sales.

Specifically, the Company began with the establishment of a network of key strategic partners, starting with the Sun Chemical Supply Group (“Sun”), announced in January this year. Sun has already provided the capability to accelerate the delivery of recycled polyester (rPET) by maintaining inventory and warehousing of raw materials to shorten lead-times, providing quick response to meet the local needs of language, import/export experience and other operational business practices. By working in collaboration with Sun in the past 6 months, the Company has been able to identify, begin integration and conduct commercial and pre-commercial manufacturing of hundreds of tons of fiber and filament with key supply chain partners that include spinners, weavers, home textile and garment assemblers, and accessories manufacturers.

“We are excited to bring the CertainT platform to the Asian market as sustainability with traceability continues to build into 2020 and beyond. Our teams have been working diligently in China, Taiwan, and Vietnam with the Applied DNA US and EMEA teams to accelerate the adoption of CertainT globally,” stated David Lai, CEO of The Sun Chemical Supply Group.

Estimates by Grand View Research indicate that the global rPET market is anticipated to reach $11.4 billion by 2025. Asia Pacific countries such as China, India, Japan, South Korea, Vietnam, and the Philippines have been stimulating the growth of the rPET market as indicated by key findings from the report:

In terms of revenue, Asia Pacific dominated the overall recycled polyethylene terephthalate (rPET) market. It is anticipated to exhibit a CAGR of 7.4% over the forecast period.

North America is expected to witness a CAGR of 7.8% over the forecast period, owing to its broad application scope in several key end-use industries such as fast-moving consumer goods, consumer goods, clothing and textiles, and automobiles.

Sustainability goals are not a means to an end, but the start of an era of accountability and traceability. Nonprofit organizations such as the Ellen MacArthur Foundation routinely publish reports on plastics pollution and hold some of the world’s largest brands to a pledge of reduction or elimination of unnecessary plastic packaging and the use of recycled materials.

“The growth in the CertainT platform is fueled by the need for recycled polyester; not everyone is playing by the same rules to ensure the claim is 100-percent post-consumer rPET that is both high quality and low cost. Many fiber suppliers claim 100-percent post-consumer rPET, but those claims are based on paper certificates, and not on the product itself,” stated MeiLin Wan, vice president, textile sales. “Applied DNA, through its CertainT Platform, provides evidence enabling greater transparency from corporations and NGOs, offering confidence to the consuming public, to prove sustainability claims, and in turn, provide a positive impact on environmental and social issues.”

Posted June 4, 2019

Source: Applied DNA Sciences

Wrangler® Launches First-Ever Collection Using Indigood™ Foam-Dye Technology Eliminating 100 Percent Of Water In Denim Dyeing

GREENSBORO, N.C. — June 4, 2019 — The Wrangler® brand, part of Kontoor Brands Inc., today introduced the first denim apparel dyed with foam, a revolutionary technique that uses 100 percent less water than conventionally-dyed denim*. The global product launch of foam-dyed denim follows the Wrangler brand’s Indigood™ commitment to discover and implement throughout its supply chain the most sustainable ways for dyeing denim.

“We’re proud to have helped pioneer a technology that has the potential to revolutionize sustainability standards for denim,” said Tom Waldron, vice president and global brand president, Wrangler. “The introduction of Indigood foam-dyed denim represents our continued commitment to use our global scale to advance the denim industry, while maintaining the authenticity, quality and style that consumers expect from Wrangler.”

Indigood Foam-Dye entirely replaces the traditional water vats and chemical baths of conventional indigo dyeing, reducing by 100 percent the amount of water* required to turn denim that beloved shade of indigo blue. The new dyeing process also reduces energy use and waste by more than 60 percent compared to the conventional denim dyeing process.

“Indigood raises the bar on what consumers can expect from us in terms of environmental performance,” said Roian Atwood, director of sustainability at Wrangler. “We are continuously looking for opportunities to improve the sustainable impact of our products from field to seam and we are proud of what we’ve promised to achieve through Indigood.”

The Indigood products will be featured in the ICONS Collection, giving consumers access to the Wrangler brand’s most iconic products with the highest level of sustainability available on the denim market today. In addition, with absolutely no compromise to quality, the Indigood products incorporate recycled cotton, laser finishing and ozone finishing. The collection includes both male and female jeans, shirts and jackets in two distinct denim shades: Good Day (light) and Good Night (dark).

The launch of Indigood demonstrates the Wrangler brand’s continued commitment to sustainability, reflected in the brand’s global sustainability goals, which include:

  • Conserving 5.5 billion liters of water at owned and operated facilities by 2020;
  • Using 100-percent preferred chemistry throughout our supply chain by 2020;
  • Powering all owned and operated facilities with 100% renewable electricity by 2025; and,
  • Sourcing 100-percent sustainable cotton by 2025.

The ICONS Collection featuring Indigood is now available globally. For North America, visit Wrangler.com and select retail outlets.

*Small amounts of water are used to clean machinery and mix solutions, 99.99% of wastewater is eliminated

Posted June 4, 2019

Source: Kontoor Brands Inc.

Michelin, GM Take The Air Out Of Tires For Passenger Vehicles — Features Ground-Breaking Improvements In Architecture And Composite Materials

MONTREAL — June 3, 2019 — Michelin and General Motors presented a new generation of airless wheel technology for passenger vehicles — the MICHELIN Uptis Prototype (or “Unique Puncture-proof Tire System”) — at the Movin’On Summit for sustainable mobility.

Michelin and GM also announced a joint research agreement under which the companies intend to validate the Uptis Prototype with the goal of introducing Uptis on passenger models as early as 2024.

Michelin and GM are testing the Uptis Prototype, beginning with vehicles like the Chevrolet Bolt EV. Later this year, the companies will initiate real-world testing of Uptis on a test fleet of Bolt EV vehicles in Michigan.

Because Uptis is airless, the breakthrough wheel assembly eliminates the dangerous risk of flat tires and blowouts:

  • Drivers of passenger vehicles feel safer on the road.
  • Operators of passenger vehicle fleets minimize downtime and improve efficiency resulting from flat tires and near-zero levels of maintenance.
  • Society at large benefits from extraordinary environmental savings through reduced use of raw materials for replacement tire or spare tire production.

The Uptis Prototype represents a major advancement toward achieving Michelin’s VISION concept, which was presented at the Movin’On Summit in 2017 as an illustration of Michelin’s strategy for research and  development in sustainable mobility. The VISION concept introduced four main pillars of innovation: airless, connected, 3D-printed and 100-percent sustainable (entirely renewable or bio-sourced materials).

“Uptis demonstrates that Michelin’s vision for a future of sustainable mobility is clearly an achievable dream,” said Florent Menegaux, CEO for Michelin Group. “Through work with strategic partners like GM, who share our ambitions for transforming mobility, we can seize the future today.”

“General Motors is excited about the possibilities that Uptis presents, and we are thrilled to collaborate with Michelin on this breakthrough technology,” said Steve Kiefer, senior vice president, global purchasing and supply chain, General Motors. “Uptis is an ideal fit for propelling the automotive industry into the future and a great example of how our customers benefit when we collaborate and innovate with our supplier partners.”

The Uptis Prototype is re-engineered for today’s passenger vehicles, and it is also well suited to emerging forms of mobility. The vehicles and fleets of tomorrow — whether autonomous, all-electric, shared service or other applications — will demand near-zero maintenance from the tire to maximize their operating capabilities.

“The Uptis Prototype demonstrates Michelin’s capacity for innovation — in both the mastery of these high-tech materials, and also the development approach in close collaboration with GM, which validates our Vision concept as a roadmap for innovation,” said Eric Vinesse, executive vice president, research and development, Group Michelin, who revealed Uptis at the Movin’On Summit. “Uptis represents progress toward Michelin’s vision for tomorrow’s mobility, and also embodies our commitment to a better, sustainable mobility for all.”

Uptis features ground-breaking improvements in architecture and composite materials, which enable Uptis to bear the car’s weight at road-going speeds.

These innovations combine to eliminate compressed air to support the vehicle’s load, and result in extroardinary environmental savings: approximately 200 million tires worldwide are scrapped prematurely every year as a result of punctures, damage from road hazards or improper air pressure that causes uneven wear.

These advancements through the Uptis Prototype demonstrate Michelin’s and GM’s shared commitment to delivering safer, more sustainable mobility solutions.

Posted June 4, 2019

Source: Michelin

Callaway Golf Announces Buyout Of Japan Apparel Joint Venture From TSI Groove & Sports

CARLSBAD, Calif. — June 3, 2019 — Callaway Golf Co. announced today that its Tokyo-based subsidiary, Callaway Golf K.K., acquired the remaining 48-percent stake in Callaway Apparel K.K., an apparel joint venture between Callaway and its long-time partner, TSI Groove & Sports Co. Ltd. Effective June 1, Callaway Golf K.K. owns 100-percent of Callaway Apparel K.K., which designs, manufactures and sells Callaway branded apparel, footwear, and headwear in Japan.

Callaway Golf K.K. acquired the 48-percentminority interest for 2 billion Yen, or approximately $18 million based upon a 109 U.S. Dollar to Yen exchange rate. This purchase price values Callaway Golf K.K. at approximately 9 times 2019 projected EBITDA.

“We are pleased with the success of our apparel business in Japan,” commented Chip Brewer, president and CEO, Callaway Golf.  “We have a great relationship with TSI Groove & Sports, but acquiring full ownership of this business provides our Asia team with a platform and the flexibility to support a fully integrated, multi-branded soft goods business in Asia.  This acquisition is consistent with our strategy to accelerate growth in our soft-goods business across brands and geographies.”

The joint venture began operations on July 1, 2016, with its headquarters in Tokyo. Callaway owned 52 percent of the joint venture and TSI Groove & Sports owned 48 percent. TSI had previously partnered with Callaway as a licensee, helping to successfully launch and grow that business since 2002.

Callaway Golf Company reported that this transaction would not affect the company’s prior financial guidance for 2019.

Posted June 4, 2019

Source: Callaway Golf Co.

New Technology Focused On Balance Launches Mizuno Into Training

NORCROSS, Ga. — June 4, 2019 — Mizuno, the global performance sporting goods company, debuted MIZUNO COB (Center of Balance) Technology in North America today, with the introduction of the TC Series training footwear – TC-01 and TC-02. This marks the first foray into the training category for Mizuno in the North American market. Innovative performance research was utilized to understand the benefits of balance and body awareness on athletic performance to deliver a sophisticatedly advanced training shoe.

“All athletes have different goals when training, including improving performance, preventing injury or increasing strength. Amongst all, we found balance to be a common factor during training for improved performance. Balance plays a major role in understanding and control of body movements to gain that added advantage,” said Tim Rumer, vice president of Team Sports Mizuno USA. “With MIZUNO COB, the TC Series shoes are able to work alongside athletes to aid them in pursuit of improving their balance abilities and in turn advancing their training goals.”

The MIZUNO COB Technology design introduces sensor pod clusters that enable increased feedback to transfer from the feet to aid balance. Used in the soles of the TC Series training shoes, the patent pending MIZUNO COB activation pods designed on the surface of the midsoles are linked with the design of the outsole — the part of the shoe that’s in direct contact with the ground. These activation pods allow information to be transmitted to the bottom of the feet which can lead to increased foot sensitivity and improved performance.1

The initial concept began with a study, conducted by Mizuno, among trainers across 15 different sports. The results revealed that trainers think the most important element in training for improving athletes’ performance is balance.2

From these findings, the TC Series was developed as a shoe that improves balance and pursues improved performance for athletes that work to improve their basic physical abilities in their gym training. Mizuno then began a collaboration with Dr. Benno M. Nigg and Mr. Sandro R. Nigg, CEO of Biomechanigg Sport & Health Research to further evaluate the performance of the MIZUNO COB Technology design in the TC Series.

“Balance is the basis of our movement and is very important,” said Dr. Benno M. Nigg, Biomechanigg Sport & Health Research (BSHR). “In order to improve stability and balance capabilities, the neuro system must be utilized effectively, and Mizuno is doing exactly that.”

A joint study conducted by Mizuno and BSHR, confirmed a significant increase in foot sensitivity and a trend to increase their balance capabilities and reaction time for athletes training in footwear using MIZUNO COB Technology. Test results showed that the transmission of sensory information to the bottom of an athlete’s feet appears to be linked to improving balance and the potential to enhance athletic performance.

Available in men’s and women’s, the TC training shoe comes in two models, the TC-01 and TC-02, retailing for $140 and $100, respectively, and are available for purchase online at MizunoUSA.com, and other online retailers. Follow @MizunoNorthAmerica to learn more about Mizuno and hear the latest product, athlete and partnership updates.

1 Based on the joint study with Biomechanigg Sport & Health Research, which conducts advanced research in the field of biomechanics, the trend to improve balance capabilities was confirmed.

2 Study conducted by Mizuno
(Questionnaires of what element is the most important in training to improve performance, March–September 2018, N=15)

Posted June 4, 2019

Source: Mizuno

Mon Ethos President David Whitaker Announces Launch Of U.S. Distribution Of Japanese Clothing Brand Evolife

BOSTON — June 4, 2019 — David Whitaker, president of talent and brand management firm Mon Ethos Pro, announces the launch of Evolife in the United States. Based in Japan, Evolife Apparel can be found on the bodies of a number of professional athletes, such as Xavisus Gayden and is widely popular in the fitness industry. Evolife Apparel is an innovative new fitness apparel company that sells hoodies, sweatshirts, t-shirts, long sleeved shirts, bottoms, tank tops and hats and is owned by MMA Fighter, Bodybuilder and Model Yuki Sorci.

“When the opportunity came up to distribute Evolife product in the United States, I had to take it. Many of our athletes were already wearing Yuki’s clothes, and many others were talking about joining the company as brand ambassador, and that heavy interest in the brand made me want to take a closer look, and I loved what I saw,” Whitaker said.

Evolife Apparel sells men’s fitness clothing along with women’s fitness clothing. This innovative brand The brand is currently expanding into the U.S. via a sponsorship of athletes with Mon Ethos Pro.

Posted June 4, 2019

Source: Mon Ethos Pro

INX International Ink Completes Research & Development Center Expansion

SCHAUMBURG, Ill. — June 4, 2019 — INX International Ink Co. recently completed expansion of its Research & Development complex in West Chicago, Ill. The new construction project, which began in Fall 2017, has nearly doubled the amount of space and resulted in the hiring of more employees.

The new addition to the facility, which first opened in 1996, brings capacity to nearly 70,000 square-feet. Approximately 20 additional chemists and support staff have been added, raising the total to 80 employees now servicing the INX customer base. Mark Hill, vice president, Research & Development Director for INX International, explained the significant improvements that have been made will address market needs and benefit all customers.

“The expansion effort focused on growing specific markets such as energy curable inks and coatings and inkjet ink technologies of all types,” Hill said. “Overall, this is a win-win situation that benefits all ink users.”

Hill indicated that more space was created for digital solutions, as well as for other growing market segments.

“With increasing demand for our products, we added 5,000 square-feet to our digital print applications lab. It now houses several types of inkjet printers, printhead makers and delivery systems for more complete ink testing capabilities,” Hill said. “We also devoted more space to our EHS/Regulatory department and equipment capabilities in our analytics department. The additional staff gives us the opportunity to better serve our customers regarding ever-increasing regulatory issues and other critical concerns, such as migration and troubleshooting issues.”

INX International Ink Co. is the third largest producer of inks in North America, with full service subsidiaries in Europe and South America and is part of Sakata INX worldwide operations. We offer a complete line of ink and coating solutions technology for commercial, packaging and digital applications. As a leading global manufacturer of inkjet inks, we provide a full palette of digital ink systems, advanced technologies and integrated services.

Posted June 4, 2019

Source: INX International Ink Co.

Kemin Names Kimberly Nelson President Of Garmon Chemicals

SAN MARINO/DES MOINES, Iowa — June 4, 2019 — Kemin Industries, a global ingredient manufacturer focused on improving the quality of life for more than half the world’s population, has appointed Kimberly Nelson, who helped lead the acquisition of Garmon Chemicals by Kemin, as president of the Kemin Textile Auxiliaries business unit, effective July 1, 2019.

Nelson will be taking over as president of Garmon Chemicals when the company’s founder, Maurizio Cappellini, retires. For more than 35 years, Cappellini led Garmon Chemicals to the top of the denim finishing industry with his innovative and avant-garde vision.

“We are deeply thankful to Maurizio for his strong leadership, professionalism and the amazing success he has achieved in his career. We wish him many happy years in his retirement and are grateful for his dedication to Garmon Chemicals,” said Dr. Chris Nelson, president and CEO, Kemin.

Garmon Chemicals was acquired in January 2018 after Kimberly, a third-generation Nelson family member which owns Kemin, presented the business opportunity of textile auxiliaries three years prior. Since the acquisition, Nelson has served as General Manager of Kemin Textile Auxiliaries in India. Her appointment as president is a key element in Kemin’s strategic growth plan that will drive Garmon Chemicals to advance its leadership position in the industry by further developing the brand’s R&D scope, commercial footprint and services.

“This is a big step for Kemin’s vision to continue as a family-owned-and-operated company,” said Dr. Nelson. “For Garmon Chemicals, the pace of change in today’s global markets is exceptional. As President of Garmon Chemicals, Kimberly will ensure that Kemin stays at the forefront of this evolving industry. She will continue Garmon Chemicals’ innovation and leadership in textile auxiliaries.”

This transition marks a new chapter in Garmon Chemicals’ more than 35-year history. Kemin has solidified its commitment to playing a significant role in the textile markets and will continue to provide high-quality products and services.

Reflecting on her appointment, Kimberly Nelson said, “I am honoured and excited to lead this wonderful company. The legacy of Maurizio Cappellini will only be strengthened as we continue to develop, innovate and create. I’m determined to continue Garmon’s momentum by elevating its global presence, leveraging the first-class operations and extraordinary R&D capabilities to further our creative and sustainable initiatives.”

Nelson received her bachelor’s degree from Northwestern University in 2012, and a master’s degree in Luxury and Fashion Management from Savannah College of Fashion and Design in 2016. Before joining Kemin, she worked in marketing in Hong Kong for five years. Nelson will be based in San Marino.

Posted June 4, 2019

Source: Kemin Industries

Rockline Industries Receives 2018 Manufacturer Of The Year Award

SHEBOYGAN, Wis. — June 4, 2019 — The Sheboygan County Chamber of Commerce has awarded Rockline Industries with the 2018 Manufacturer of the Year Award for demonstrating excellence in business growth and employee management.

Family-owned and operated since 1976, Rockline Industries previously accepted this award in 2014. As one of the world’s leading global manufacturers of coffee filters and consumer, medical and commercial wet wipes, customers around the world count on Rockline to provide them with the smart manufacturing solutions and quality products they need to grow their businesses as well as make the lives of consumers easier, productive and more enjoyable.

“Rockline is honored to receive this award, and we dedicate it to our customers who inspire us to an unparalleled level of excellence. Every day, we partner with industry leaders who challenge us to innovate, exceed their expectations and find customized solutions that help them stay at the forefront of industry trends and deliver superior value to their customers,” said Randy Rudolph, president of Rockline Industries.

The Manufacturer of the Year Award is presented to one for-profit business headquartered or with significant operations in Sheboygan County that exhibits strong leadership, innovation and success within their industry or business sector. To qualify, companies must display achievement through growth in revenues, profits, facilities and/or job opportunities during the most recent fiscal year as well as a proven commitment to the growth and development of their employees.

As a top leader in the industry, Rockline continues to increase corporate citizenship and community involvement efforts while also investing in associate development. Dan Joslyn, vice president of manufacturing, accepted the award at the 2018 Chamber Champions Gala Tuesday, February 19, where more than 650 guests and 70 Chamber Champion Award nominees were in attendance.

Posted June 4, 2019

Source: Rockline Industries

Huntsman Textile Effects To Feature HIGH IQ® Intelligent Effects And Non-Fluorinated DWR Technology At Outdoor Retailer Summer Market

SINGAPORE — June 4, 2019 — Huntsman Textile Effects will be highlighting its HIGH IQ® intelligent effects and Durable Water Repellency technology at the upcoming Outdoor Retailer Summer 2019 show in Denver, Colorado.

As the industry leader in innovative and environmentally sustainable textile solutions, Huntsman Textile Effects offers mills and brands a comprehensive suite of intelligent effects through its HIGH IQ performance assurance program. With a wealth of textile industry knowledge and experience, Huntsman Textile Effects helps mills around the world achieve greater productivity and efficiency.

Sustainable durable water repellency at OutDoor Retailer Summer Market

  • Following the expansion of its long-term alliance with Chemours, Huntsman will feature an extended range of technology offerings, including sustainable, high performance and non-fluorinated ZELAN™ durable water repellent finishes.

HIGH IQ intelligent effects at OutDoor Retailer Summer

  • HIGH IQ Repel performance assurance program is designed to help mills, brands and retailers meet global demand for eco-friendly apparel with rain and stain protection. Combining innovative durable water repellent finishes with unparalleled technical expertise, the HIGH IQ® Repel program provides durable eco-friendly and sustainable protection for every performance need: everyday, outdoor and extreme adventures.
  • HIGH IQ Lasting White performance assurance program delivers very high and brilliant whites on cellulosic fibers, combining our latest generation of well-known UVITEX® Fluorescent Whitening Agents. With environment-friendly fluorinated (C6) or non-fluorinated stain repel and release technologies, the fluorescent whitening agents used under the HIGH IQ Lasting White program ensure garments keep looking new for longer.
  • HIGH IQ Lasting Color performance assurance program is powered by specially selected NOVACRON®dyes. Fabrics made using the HIGH IQ Lasting Color program will not fade, and there is little risk of color staining on other garments during washing.
  • HIGH IQ Lasting Color eco performance assurance program relies on Huntsman’s award-winning AVITERA® SE reactive dyes to reduce water and energy consumption by up to 50% compared to best-available technologies. Excellent washing-off performance shortens processing time and increases productivity.
  • HIGH IQ Cool Comfort moisture management program allows garments to breathe while transporting moisture away from the body through its quick-dry properties. The unique technology reduces post-exercise chill, making the effects highly suitable for sports and active wear.

Visit Huntsman Textile Effects at Outdoor Retailer Summer show at Stand 56031.

ZELAN™ is a trademark of The Chemours Company.

AVITERA®, HIGH IQ®, NOVACRON® and UVITEX® are registered trademarks of Huntsman Corporation or an affiliate thereof in one or more, but not all, countries.

© Copyright 2019. Huntsman Corp. or an affiliate thereof. All rights reserved

Posted June 4, 2019

Source: Huntsman Textile Effects

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