AATCC Welcomes New Student Chapters

DURHAM, N.C. — August 5, 2025 — AATCC is proud to announce the formation of two new Student Chapters: Iowa State University and Utah State University “Aggie Threads.”

AATCC Student Chapters are formally recognized student organizations that receive funding, support, and enhanced networking opportunities through their involvement in the Association. AATCC is excited to support these new partnerships and continue providing students with quality educational and career support.

Iowa State University — Ames, IA, USA

Iowa State University (ISU) is a land-grant university that provides a wide array of textile education through fashion design and merchandising programming, along with a material science program. The ISU Student Chapter is led by Faculty Advisor Rachel Eike, an associate professor in the Department of Apparel, Events, and Hospitality Management.

Founding Chair Michelle Beaudet shared, “Our members are eager to participate in the various opportunities AATCC offers, such as networking, professional development, and learning about the latest advancements in the textile industry… We are confident that establishing this chapter will enhance our academic experience and contribute to the broader mission of AATCC by fostering the next generation of textile professionals.”

ISU AATCC Student Chapter Founding Officers:

  • Chair: Michelle Beaudet
  • Vice Chair: Megan Squier
  • Secretary: Katherine Fjellman
  • Treasurer: Macy Niichel
  • Materials Manager: Kaitlyn Buenzow

Utah State University “Aggie Threads” — Logan, UT, USA

Utah State University (USU) is a land grant university offering performance textile and fashion programs through their Outdoor Product Design and Family and Consumer Science programs. The AATCC Student Chapter at USU, called Aggie Threads, is overseen by Faculty Advisor Melissa Clark, who teaches courses on apparel design, fit, and construction.

Founding President Emily Ellsworth shared, “I think that students will recognize this as a unique opportunity to network in ways that have not been available before. As a group, we plan to provide opportunities for students to learn about new and emerging textiles through field trips, offering networking opportunities like attending the AATCC conference, and providing a community for students to come together and collaborate.”

Aggie Threads Founding Officers:

  • President (Chair): Emily Ellsworth
  • Vice President (Vice Chair): Adilyn Atkins
  • Treasurer: Eliza Bonzo: Secretary/Social Media Specialist: Lucy Herbert, Instagram handle: @aatcc_aggiethreads

Posted: August 13, 2025

Source: The American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC)

AATCC Broadens Community With Corporate Membership News

DURHAM, N.C. — August 5, 2025 — The American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC) is making new updates and expansions to Corporate Membership offerings. AATCC has been proud to provide exclusive benefits to Corporate Members for over one hundred years. Corporate Membership Levels includes a wide range of educational, marketing, and discount benefits to support the business needs of hundreds of textiles and chemical companies across the globe. In May 2025, the AATCC Board of Directors approved updates to multiple Corporate Membership Levels aimed at improving access to benefits during a dynamic time in the textile industry.

AATCC is excited to announce that Gold Level Corporate Members can now designate two locations for their membership. Additionally, the Gold Level now offers an additional Individual Complimentary Member; with this change five Individual Complimentary Memberships and a Complimentary Young Professional Membership are available. Employees at both locations can enjoy member discounts on AATCC products, event registrations, and online programs.

After discussing with industry partners, AATCC will be closing the Diamond Level at the end of the existing membership terms for current members. AATCC is very grateful for the continued support of long-term Diamond Member Cotton Incorporated. The Association is happy to announce that many of the benefits traditionally included in the Diamond Level will now be part of the expanded Platinum Level, continuing to help our corporate partners reach their business goals at a more accessible price. The Platinum Level now includes ten Individual Complimentary Memberships and two Young Professional Memberships, which can be shared across up to six designated locations. Employees at all six locations can enjoy member discounts on AATCC products, event registrations, and online programs.

AATCC cherishes many partnerships across the globe and has previously offered Student and Individual Developing Nations (DN) discounted Memberships to those who reside in nations with emerging economies. To better support these members, AATCC is proud to announce the introduction of Developing Nations Silver DN Level & Gold DN Level Corporate Memberships. These memberships feature virtual offerings at 20% less than standard pricing. The Association hopes that these new membership offerings will deepen our relationships with our members internationally and create new opportunities for collaboration for the betterment of the global textile industry.

New and current Gold and Platinum Members can take advantage of these new benefits right away! If your company is an existing member that wishes to upgrade your membership level, you are eligible to do so at time of renewal.

For a pdf on Corporate Membership Details:

https://www.aatcc.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/Corporate-Member-Benefits-Grid-Standard-Levels-1.pdf

For a pdf on Corporate Membership Benefits:

https://www.aatcc.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/Corporate-Member-Benefits-Grid-DN-Levels.pdf

Posted: August 13, 2025

Source: The American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC)

Gildan And HanesBrands Agree To Combine To Create A Global Basic Apparel Leader

MONTRÉAL And WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — August 13, 2025 — Gildan Activewear Inc. (“Gildan”) and HanesBrands Inc. (“HanesBrands”) today announced that they have entered into a definitive merger agreement under which Gildan will acquire HanesBrands. This transaction implies an equity value of approximately $2.2 billion and an enterprise value2 of approximately $4.4 billion for HanesBrands, based on the closing price of Gildan common stock on August 11, 2025.

“Today is a historic moment in Gildan’s journey as we look to join forces with HanesBrands. We are extremely pleased to welcome the HanesBrands’ team to the Gildan family,” commented Glenn J. Chamandy, President and Chief Executive Officer of Gildan. “With this transaction, our revenues will double and we achieve a scale that distinctly sets us apart. The combination with HanesBrands strengthens our positioning with an opportunity to expand the heritage “Hanes” brand presence in activewear across channels, while enhancing Gildan’s retail reach for its portfolio of brands. Further, our state of the art low-cost vertically integrated platform will be utilized to enhance efficiencies and drive additional innovation. We are excited for the next stage of growth and remain focused on supporting our customers and continuing to drive long term shareholder value.”

“This transaction represents a powerful alignment of HanesBrands’ and Gildan’s shared commitment to quality, innovation, and excellence. We have great respect for Gildan’s manufacturing strength and long track record of success. We look forward to expanding upon HanesBrands’ portfolio of leading innerwear brands and go-to-market expertise and opening new doors for growth and impact as part of Gildan,” said Steve Bratspies, CEO of HanesBrands. “I want to extend my deepest gratitude to our associates around the world. Your dedication, hard work, and resilience have built HanesBrands into an iconic and trusted name. Today marks the beginning of an exciting journey ahead as part of Gildan and I’m particularly pleased that Gildan intends to maintain HanesBrands’ strong presence in Winston-Salem.”

“This transaction represents a pivotal moment in Gildan’s story,” said Michael Kneeland, Chair of the Board of Directors of Gildan. “Hanes is a distinguished brand with a proud legacy, and by joining forces with HanesBrands, we are forging an exceptional organization built on the strengths of both companies. Leveraging best practices and the exceptional teams from each side, we are poised to deliver outstanding value to our customers and shareholders. With the finest talent in the industry, we have an extraordinary opportunity ahead to shape the future together.”

Posted: August 13, 2025

Source: Gildan Activewear Inc.

Rieter Card C 80: Optimized Cost-Performance Ratio

The C 80 produces up to 120 kilograms per hour, far exceeding the output of previous models.

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After installing three Rieter cards C 80, Chuzhou Jinshangjia Yarn Industry Co. Ltd. saw its cost-performance ratio improve. The China-based spinning mill, which is based in Anhui Province, values the C 80 for its high stability, remarkable production efficiency and long service life. The superior sliver quality with up to 82-percent fewer neps ensures excellent end spinning performance and delivers a yarn quality that its downstream customers appreciate greatly.

Jinshangjia pursues the twin goals of increasing production while keeping sliver quality high. With around 100,000 spindles the company produces 55 tons of Ne 16 to 26 carded compact yarn per day. Previously, the company used the Rieter cards C 72 with a production rate of 80 kilogram per hour (kg/h). To achieve higher capacity without using more space, Jinshangjia tested different solutions and finally chose the C 80. Today they produce up to 120 kg/h sliver per card. Neps were reduced by up to 82 percent during the carding process. The C 80 helps handle higher order volumes and supports the company’s goal of improving both yarn quality and cost efficiency.

Gu Jinguo, general manager of Chuzhou Jinshangjia, reports the company appreciates the superior sliver quality that ensures excellent spinning performance.

Features For Better Performance

The card C 80 has the largest active carding area, which improves fiber opening and cleaning. It has 40 active flats and precise carding gap settings, leading to high sliver quality and finally to more efficient spinning. Energy efficiency is another advantage. The improved drive system and suction technology lower energy consumption while keeping output high. The modular design reduces maintenance and machine downtime.

Long-Term Partnership With Rieter Pays Off

Jinshangjia has used Rieter’s technology since 2013. Gu Jingguo, general manager of Chuzhou Jinshangjia Yarn Industry Co. Ltd., emphasized: “Our cooperation with Rieter dates back to 2013. For more than a decade, we have relied on Rieter’s equipment, advanced technology and professional service. The card C 80 is characterized by high stability, remarkable production efficiency and a long service life. The sliver is of superior quality, with fewer neps, ensuring excellent yarn quality. This is highly appreciated by our customers.”

By investing in the C 80, Jinshangjia strengthens its position as an innovative company. With the advanced carding technology, it continues to improve production, ensuring growth and high-quality yarn for the global textile market.

August 12, 2025

 

Crowley’s Fourth Avance Class Vessel, Torogoz, Begins Maiden Commercial Voyage

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — August 12, 2025 — Crowley’s latest Avance Class ship, Torogoz, began its inaugural commercial service on Tuesday, departing from Port Everglades, Florida, to serve Central America. The vessel’s commencement is a capstone on the company’s initiation of the four-vessel, Avance Class containership fleet.

Crowley’s fourth Avance Class LNG-powered vessel, Torogoz, begins service.

With a capacity of 1,400 TEUs (20-foot equivalent units), including 300 refrigerated containers, the ship is specifically designed and equipped to quickly and frequently deliver cargo, including apparel, fresh produce, food products, pharmaceuticals and textiles, between the United States and El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua.

Torogoz, like the other Avance class vessels, is powered by lower-emission liquefied natural gas (LNG), advancing the company’s next era of faster, frequent ocean shipping that reduces impacts at sea and at port.

“Bringing Torogoz into service to complete the landmark introduction of our Avance Class fleet marks a major milestone in Crowley’s commitment to bringing efficient logistics solutions to customers in Central America and the Caribbean Basin,” said Vice President Claudia Kattan-Jordan, Crowley Logistics for Central America, Panama and Mexico. “Because of Torogoz’s capacity for diverse dry and refrigerated goods, Crowley can provide faster, high-capability service with reliability that is unmatched in the trade.”

The Torogoz follows the operation of its sister ships: Tiscapa, Quetzal and Copán.  All four of the Avance Class ships are named to honor the cultural aspects of Central America, where Crowley has operated shipping and logistics services for more than 60 years.

Torogoz, also known as a turquoise-browed motmot, is the national bird of El Salvador. Revered by Mayan and other Mesoamerican civilizations, the bird has likely lived on the continent for thousands of years and has long held spiritual significance in the region.

Posted: August 12, 2025

Source: Crowley

Arclin Expanding Dillon County, S.C., Operations

COLUMBIA, S.C. — August 11, 2025 — Arclin, a materials science company, today announced it is expanding its operations in Dillon County. The company’s more than $60 million investment will create more than 30 new jobs.

Headquartered in Alpharetta, Ga., Arclin is a provider of building solutions and polymer technologies for industries including agriculture, construction, electronics, energy, pharmaceuticals and more. The company operates manufacturing facilities and offices throughout the U.S. and Canada and manufactures for customers worldwide.

The expansion will add 60,000 square feet and a new production line to Arclin’s existing facility, located at 219 Harllees Bridge Road in Dillon, to meet increased customer and market demand.Operations are expected to be online in July 2026. Individuals interested in joining the Arclin team should visit the company’s careers page.

The Coordinating Council for Economic Development approved job development credits related to the project. The council also awarded a $250,000 Rural Infrastructure Fund grant to Dillon County to assist with the costs of site preparation and building construction.

“We are pleased to be expanding our Dillon, S.C., facility, which builds on the success we’ve experienced in this location since 2022,” said Arclin President and CEO Bradley Bolduc. “We are proud to be a part of this community and are excited to continue growing alongside our valuable partners, unlocking a brighter future for everyone.”

“By investing more than $60 million in Dillon County, Arclin is strengthening its commitment to South Carolina and deepening its impact on the local community,” said Governor Henry McMaster. “We applaud the success Arclin has achieved in our state and are proud to celebrate this expansion along with the 30 new jobs it will bring.”

“It is always exciting to see an existing company grow and invest in our state and our people,” said Secretary of Commerce Harry M. Lightsey III. “We look forward to continuing to support Arclin as it furthers its legacy in one of our state’s rural communities, creating additional opportunities in Dillon County and beyond.”

“Dillon County Council is ecstatic about Arclin’s decision to expand their current operations in Dillon County,” added Dillon County Council Chairman Stevie Grice. “We believe an existing industry expansion is one of the highest compliments a county can receive simply because the company has experienced the ability to flourish in an atmosphere we’ve strived hard to create. In Arclin’s case, the company enjoys several successful locations in the USA, and Dillon County was favorably awarded the selection. We will remain vigilant in our efforts to constantly create conducive environments for Arclin and all of our existing industry to thrive in.”

Posted: August 12, 2025

Source: South Carolina Office of the Governor

Walters Transforms Production Efficiency With Lectra’s Furniture On Demand And Valia Furniture Platform, Accelerating Order Fulfillment

NEW YORK CITY — August 12, 2025 — Lectra — a provider of industrial intelligence technology solutions to players in fashion, automotive and furniture — announced today that Walters, an 85-year-old furniture manufacturer specializing in outdoor furniture for architects and designers, has successfully implemented Lectra’s Furniture on Demand and Valia Furniture platform to dramatically accelerate production workflows and order fulfillment.

The implementation delivered immediate and measurable results. Walters digitized its entire product catalog with Valia Furniture, enabling streamlined production management across both small custom requests and large-scale orders. The transformation has significantly reduced lead times, optimized efficiency, and enhanced customer satisfaction.

“Our experience with Lectra, as a first-time customer, has been very positive: everything from pre-sale to the installation to the follow-up support has been nothing but outstanding,” said Adam Schindler, CEO of Walters. “We chose Furniture on Demand because it was the most advanced platform yet very intuitive and user-friendly.”

Prior to digitizing, Walters was relying on physical patterns. This created challenges of finding the latest pattern and adjusting. Valia Furniture’s digital pattern library has revolutionized Walters’ workflow efficiency. The system eliminates time-consuming manual searches for physical patterns and ensures the latest versions are always accessible. By connecting to all equipment in the cutting room, manufacturers can seamlessly integrate the solution into existing workflows and digitize their production cycle.

“Walters adoption of Lectra’s solutions illustrates how forward-looking manufacturers can connect the dots across the production lifecycle and embrace digital transformation to unlock efficiency and scale,” said Leonard Marano, president of the Americas at Lectra. “With Valia Furniture and Furniture on Demand, companies can accelerate lead teams, reduce manual processes, and future proof operations — without compromising their craftsmanship.”

The implementation has provided Walters with unprecedented visibility into production processes through real-time analytics. This data-driven approach enables smarter, faster decision-making and continuous workflow optimization.

Key benefits achieved:

  • Accelerated Lead Times – Digitized product catalog enables quick order fulfillment
  • Enhanced Productivity – Access to digital pattern library simplifies and accelerates locating the latest version of patterns
  • Optimized Production – Real-time analytics empower data-driven decision-making
  • Seamless Integration – Complete catalog digitization accomplished in hours, not weeks

This partnership underscores Lectra’s leadership in delivering advanced, industry-specific solutions that enable manufacturers of all sizes to modernize operations and maintain a competitive edge.

Posted: August 12, 2025

Source: Lectra

Refreshed Fringe Program Set To Inspire Industry Evolution At Cinte Techtextil China 2025

SHANGHAI — August 11, 2025 — Industries around the world are transforming to meet modern demands – with technology advancing, markets changing, and sustainability as vital as ever — and the technical textiles and nonwovens sector is no exception. At this year’s Cinte Techtextil China, fringe events will be organized into four key segments to help industry players adapt: Sustainability, Artificial Intelligence, Innovation, and Industry Insight. With an impactful lineup of events, speakers, and product showcases, the organizers expect the array to draw significant interest at the show, taking place September 3-5 at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre.

“It is critical for this industry, which is so often on the cutting-edge of the textile sector, to keep pace with changing environmental regulations and rapidly evolving technology,” said Wilmet Shea, general manager of Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd. “That is why we have decided to repackage the show’s comprehensive fringe programme — its four themes are all crucial to the technical textiles and nonwovens sector, and adapting to these will be key for industry players to thrive in the years ahead. Within each category, we are excited to announce insightful topics, displays, and collaborations that showcase the very best the industry has to offer, further promoting the innovation exchange that is a cornerstone of Cinte Techtextil China.”

Key themes highlight insights and business exchange in modern economic climate

Sustainability

  • Sustainability Forum: taking place in the Econogy Talks seminar area, the forum will address the dual challenges of environmental protection and technological innovation, and outline how manufacturers need to adapt production methods to suit transformation requirements for the sector. Speakers will use insights and practical case studies to show how the integration of technology and design, and innovative business models, can drive the sector towards a greener future.Moderated by Dr Guoxiang Yuan, Graduate Supervisor of Donghua University and Research Fellow of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, guest speakers include Mr Dominique Simard, Founder & CEO of Rethink Fashion; Ms Jackie Liu, Business Leader from 3M China Limited; and Mr Kinor Jiang, Professor of School of Fashion and Textiles of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
  • Econogy Tour: an insightful tour of independently verified sustainable exhibitors, led by Mr Karl Borgschulze, Managing Director of Consulting Service International. The tour will shine a spotlight on the global companies making positive environmental impacts through innovative product design, production processes, or supply chain management. Combining ‘ecology’ and ‘economy’, Messe Frankfurt’s innovative ‘Texpertise Econogy’ initiative promotes a greener, business-friendly future for the textile industry.

Artificial Intelligence

  • AI Panel Discussion: focusing on the challenges and opportunities associated with using AI for automated textile material inspection, the panel will offer insights into AI’s enhanced accuracy, reduced labour costs, and real-time inspection capability in high-speed manufacturing environments. Participants include Prof Calvin Wong, CEO & Centre Director of Laboratory for Artificial Intelligence in Design (AiDLab) and Cheng Yik Hung Professor in Fashion of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University; Mr Eric Sham, Senior Consultant at AiDLab; and Ms Dorothy Yeung, Assistant Manager of Business Development at AiDLab (moderator).

Industry Insight

  • China International Nonwovens Conference (CINC): held for 12 consecutive years, the influential conference is organised by the China National Industries Textile Association (CNITA), and has become an important platform for attendees to understand the global nonwovens market, relating to policies, technological developments, and applications. Featuring a range of high-profile speakers, each session focuses on various companies’ nonwoven or related product advancements and development status, with a strong focus on sustainability and innovation. This year’s conference theme is ‘Breaking the Deadlock and Reconstruction.’

Innovation

  • Innovation Space: an exhibition area focused on spotlighting the technical textile and nonwoven sector’s cutting-edge advancements. The space serves as a guide to drive industry upgrades, providing visitors with a high-quality showcase of new materials, new products, and new technologies.
  • Innovation Product Awards and Presentation: the event provides a valuable opportunity for innovators to promote their products to key industry players and potential collaborators, encouraging technological innovation, green development, and high-end applications, and accelerating the adoption of new technology. Outstanding products will be awarded the ‘2025 Innovation Product Award.’

During the three-day fair, other events include various livestreamed tours, focusing on textile application areas such as medical; protective; filtration & separation; automotive; and tent & composite materials. Meanwhile, the ‘Kingsafe Dangs’ National University Students’ Nonwovens Development and Applications Showcase aims to promote and recognise innovation from the next generation. This is set to boost the show’s design and entrepreneurial exchange, with the corresponding awards ceremony giving added visibility to some of the industry’s most promising talents.

Cinte Techtextil China will be held from September 3 – 5, 2025.

The fair is organized by Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd; the Sub-Council of Textile Industry, CCPIT; and the China Nonwovens & Industrial Textiles Association (CNITA).

Other upcoming shows:

Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics – Autumn Edition / Yarn Expo Autumn
September 2-4, 2025, National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai)

Posted: August 12, 2025

Source: Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd; the Sub-Council of Textile Industry, CCPIT; and the China Nonwovens & Industrial Textiles Association (CNITA)

Shelton Vision To Bring Deep Learning AI To ITMA Asia + CITME 2025

MANCHESTER, England — August 12, 2025 — Machine learning and AI are now entering the field of textile technology and at this year’s ITMA Asia + CITME exhibition from October 28-31 in Singapore, England-based Shelton Vision will demonstrate how these advanced new disciplines are informing its latest machine vision technology.

The Shelton Vision stand-alone AI Classifier and review station.

The company is one of a 20-strong delegation of members of the British Textile Machinery Association (BTMA) who will be present at the Singapore exhibition, showcasing advances in technologies for new high performance fibres and fabrics, as well as testing, instrumentation and control in processing.

The ability to detect and classify even the tiniest faults in both plain or fully patterned fabrics which are moving at industrial speeds is significant  breakthrough. In Singapore, Shelton Vision will demonstrate its latest machine vision inspection technology which incorporates machine learning to provide a defect detection level of above 98%, and Deep Learning AI to provide up to 100% defect classification and grading accuracy.

Third party adoption

Shelton will also demonstrate a stand-alone AI Classifier in multiple applications used within the Shelton suite of vision system components. This is can be adapted for use with existing third party inspection systems that do not have defect classification (naming) or grading functionality – eliminating subjective manual decisions in day to day operation and vastly increasing the efficiency and throughput of the album review process.

Additionally Shelton will optimised cut plan capability for the Shelton AI Review station or use in the fabric production plants, based on the automated classifier and grading system output which forms a key component in the ROI of the entire system.

“At the show, we will focus on the output data from our vision systems and how this can generate benefit for the whole value chain, including brand, by providing to everyone a reliable source of fabric quality data immediately the fabric is inspected,” explains CEO Mark Shelton. “This results in reduced lead times, reduced fabric waste and increased productivity and efficiency and our patterned fabric inspection system is now already entering new markets such as outdoor upholstery and one piece woven (OPW) airbags, even as the original market of camouflage printing continues to grow.”

Pushing the boundaries

BTMA CEO Jason Kent

“BTMA companies continue to push the boundaries of what’s possible and some of the most recent innovations by our member companies are really going beyond what has previously been possible,” says BTMA CEO Jason Kent. “This year has been extremely productive for our members so far and there will be much to talk about in Singapore.”

BTMA companies taking part in ITMA Asia + CITME 2025 are Airbond (stand A202, Hall 2), Autofoam (B309, Hall 7), AVA CAD/Cam (C210, Hall 6), Cygnet Texkimp (B493, Hall 8), Fibre Extrusion Technology (B306, Hall 4), James Heal (B306, Hall 3), MCL (A203, Hall 5), Roaches (A112 Hall 2), Saurer Fibrevision (C301c, Hall 3), SDC Enterprises (B107, Hall 8), Sellers (B207, Hall 7), Shelton Vision (B308, Hall 7), Slack & Parr (D305, Hall 4), Society of Dyers and Colourists (B203, Hall 3), Strayfield (B509, Hall 7), Tatham (D205, Hall 2), The Textile Institute (B105, Hall 8), Verivide (B201, Hall 3), Vickers Oils (B102, Hall 5) and Wira Instrumentation (A108, Hall 3),

Posted: August 12, 2025

Source: The British Textile Machinery Association (BTMA)

Herculite Achieves 1,000 Days Without A Lost-Time Incident

EMIGSVILLE, Pa. — August 12, 2025 — Herculite Products Inc., an innovator and manufacturer of high-performance and custom fabrics, is proud to announce that they have reached 1,000 days with zero lost-time incidents (LTI). This achievement highlights Herculite Associates’ commitment and vigilance in making safety a shared responsibility every single day.

Safety is a core value at Herculite, and this milestone demonstrates the hard work and dedication of every team member in upholding the company’s strict safety standards. Reaching 1000 days without a single LTI is a significant achievement, emphasizing Herculite employees’ commitment to safety procedures, continuous training, and shared safety responsibilities.

Herculite President and CEO Peter McKernan said, “This achievement is not about numbers. It’s about people. It’s about the way we look after one another, the pride we take in doing things safely, and the Herculite culture we have built together — it’s who we are. It is one of the many reasons we have been recognized as one of the Best Places to Work in PA.”

Herculite associates understand that safety is an ongoing process, not just a final goal. Guided by our volunteer-led Safe Pack safety team, Herculite continues to emphasize the importance of safety at home, at work, and throughout the organization through workplace improvements and increased safety awareness.

Posted: August 12, 2025

Source: Herculite Products Inc.

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