Bally Ribbon Mills To Highlight High-Performance Webbing At The 2024 Advanced Textiles Expo

BALLY, Pa. — September 3, 2024 — Bally Ribbon Mills (BRM) — a designer, developer, and manufacturer of highly specialized engineered woven fabrics — announced that it will showcase its high-quality, high-performance webbing designs at the Advanced Textiles Expo 2024 from September 24-26, 2024. At booth E1700, BRM experts will be available to discuss the company’s award-winning materials, tapes, webbings, and specialty textiles, including high-performance webbings, E-WEBBINGS®, and other narrow fabrics.

On September 24 from 9:45-10:45 a.m., attendees are invited to join, panel member, Ted Fetterman, vice president of Sales and Marketing at BRM, at the “Textiles for the New Space Age – Maturing R&D Stage Concepts Across Industry and Academia” panel on the show flow. This campfire session will delve into the development of advanced textiles for space environments, and the panel will discuss concept development, partnerships, and the prototyping and testing of materials both on Earth and in space.

BRM’s fabrics feature custom weave designs and high-performance fibers or fiber combinations. These patterns are created for specific end-use applications and can be customized for various industries, including aerospace, medical, safety, and commercial sectors. The technology and capabilities can also be adapted for new applications.

Among the materials to be showcased are E-WEBBINGS, which are woven fabrics of traditional fibers combined with functional elements like conductivity, light transmission, and sensors. Composites, fabrics containing multiple unique fibers to leverage the different inherent properties of each component fiber, will also be featured. Tapes and Webbing with Superior Properties such as high strength-to-weight ratio, chemical resistance, and low elongation will be on display. Additionally, BRM will highlight its Materials on Planet Mars, which includes engineered fibers and fabrics used by NASA, ESA, and commercial contractors for near and deep space applications. This includes the 3D Orthogonally woven 3DMAT Quartz Material developed for the Orion Multi-Purpose Crew Vehicle (MPCV) compression pads, named the 2023 NASA Government Invention of the Year.

The Advanced Textiles Expo is the premier event for the textile industry, bringing together industry leaders, innovators, and professionals to showcase cutting-edge products, technologies, and solutions. The Expo is where industry stakeholders and leaders connect, learn, and make purchases in order to grow their businesses.

Posted: September 3, 2024

Source: Bally Ribbon Mills (BRM)

 

AMSilk Joins World Economic Forum’s Global Innovators Community

NEURIED, Germany — September 3, 2024 — AMSilk GmbH, a global supplier of advanced biomaterials made from spider silk-based proteins, today announces it has been invited to join the World Economic Forum’s Global Innovators Community.

The Global Innovators Community, an invite-only initiative, was established in 2019 to bring together companies making strides to innovate and contribute meaningfully to solving the key issues faced by people and the planet. By being selected as a Global Innovator, AMSilk cements its status as one of the most promising growth-stage companies at the forefront of innovation in its industry.

Ulrich Scherbel, AMSilk CEO, commented: “Being invited to join the World Economic Forum’s Global Innovators Community stands as testament to our status as a global leader in advanced biomaterials. We look forward to continuing to demonstrate our commitment to innovation, industrial biotechnology and the advancement of the bioeconomy by contributing to the Forum’s important work and initiatives.”

Verena Kuhn, head of the Global Innovators Community, World Economic Forum, said: “The World Economic Forum is pleased to welcome AMSilk to our Global Innovators Community. We are looking forward to the team’s engagement in our bioeconomy initiative, where AMSilk will work with other global leaders to accelerate the global transition of the tech-driven bioeconomy into the commercial mainstream.”

AMSilk is at the forefront of innovation in advanced biomaterials. Inspired by spider silk-based proteins, AMSilk produces high-performance materials that can be used in a variety of formulations, including fibers, yarns and hydrogels, for a range of applications across textile, homecare and the automobile industries.

AMSilk recently demonstrated the environmental promise of its technology through an independent ‘Cradle to Gate’ Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), conducted by Quantis, which verified the environmental superiority of its Ultrafine Fiber compared to mulberry silk. With its strong environmental credentials and a record of collaborations with industry-leading global companies, AMSilk is primed to connect with fellow leaders in the Global Innovators Community to solve key issues for the future of the planet.

As a member of the Global Innovators Community, AMSilk will participate in two high-profile events later this year. The first, the Special Meeting of the Innovator Communities, includes a private session with Jörg Kukies, State Secretary, Federal Chancellery of Germany which will focus on pivotal topics shaping the future of innovation and technology. In December, the Annual Meeting of the Innovator Communities will be held in New York, USA, where CEOs from the Unicorn, Global Innovator, and Technology Pioneer communities will gather to network, workshop, and discuss the latest challenges and developments in their fields.

Posted: September 2, 2024

Source: AMSilk GmbH

Woolmark Unveils Woolmark+: A New Roadmap To Accelerate The Wool Industry Towards Nature Positive

LONDON —September 3, 2024 — Woolmark+ is a bold new roadmap aimed at driving the wool industry towards nature positive.

What is Woolmark+?

Woolmark announces the launch of Woolmark+, a vision designed to unite woolgrowers, supply chain and brands in ensuring a sustainable future for the wool industry. This emerges at a pivotal moment for the global fashion industry, which faces increasing demands to adopt sustainable practices amid regulatory and consumer pressure.

Woolmark+ aims to accelerate low-impact production, promote circularity and enhance animal wellbeing and woolgrower livelihoods. The roadmap sets out 13, practical initiatives intended to empower nature regeneration, reduce carbon emissions and optimise productivity. This approach not only supports woolgrowers in meeting their business objectives but also aligns with the increasing commitment from brands to mitigate Scope 3 emissions and bolster supply chain sustainability.

Highlight initiatives of Woolmark+

  1. Insetting Program: This groundbreaking initiative will establish the foundation for a wool insetting market, linking woolgrowers with global brands aiming to meet their emission targets through on- farm, nature-based solutions.
  2. Methane Emissions Reduction in Livestock: Comprising nine research and development projects, this program focuses on identifying effective strategies to reduce methane emissions from grazing sheep. Early results include a 19 percent average methane reduction and 27 percent productivity increase in grazing sheep consuming Agolin, and a 50 percent methane reduction when consuming Asparagopsis.
  3. Nature Positive Farming Specification: Developed in consultation with woolgrowers and industry partners to provide credible measures of on-farm environmental performance and enable brands to make defensible claims. Building on detailed ecological assessment of 130 wool farms, this study has identified a set of core metrics that can cost-effectively verify on-farm performance. A pilot project will look at operationalizing these metrics.
  4. Nature Positive Impact Program: This program will connect investors with research, development, and conservation projects that reduce emissions, enhance biodiversity, promote climate resilience and enable circularity.
  5. Woolmark Recycled: A new Recycled sub-brand has been added to the Woolmark Certification program to encourage more quality assured, recycled wool products and support wool’s position as the most recycled apparel fiber.

Looking beyond net zero, to nature positive

By avoiding carbon tunnel vision and targeting nature positive, Woolmark highlights the co-benefits of wool-growing for both nature and livelihoods. Nature positive is defined as halting and reversing nature loss by 2030, measured from a baseline of 2020, with approaches to restoration optimized for carbon sequestration, biodiversity recovery and livelihood benefits.

“With more than 60 years of experience, Woolmark understands the nuances of the textile industry and is dedicated to driving its success by aligning economic prosperity with positive ecological and social impact,” explained John Roberts, managing director, The Woolmark Company. “Woolgrowers in Australia are stewards of over 65 million hectares of land, and they can play a critical role in the global transition to a low-emission, nature positive market. Their commitment to nature needs to be well recognised and supported to demonstrate the wool industry’s role in supporting and enhancing biodiversity, beyond net zero targets.”

Designed with woolgrowers for the benefit of all

At its core, Woolmark+ focuses on supporting the livelihoods of woolgrowers in their role as stewards of nature. Through research, training, and the development of new tools and investment avenues, the initiatives help woolgrowers to enhance climate resilience, reduce carbon emissions, foster biodiversity, and progress animal wellbeing. The Carbon Storage Partnership is just one example of how Woolmark is collaboratively investing to identify effective and appropriate techniques for woolgrowers to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, while building biodiversity and improving productivity. The project is due to finish 2025; on-farm modelling is under way and case studies for various regional zones have been completed.

Alongside environmental stewardship, the roadmap promotes a holistic, nature positive approach through the development of supply chain programs that aim to advance circularity, while ensuring demand for wool.

Posted: September 3, 2024

Source: The Woolmark Company

Suzano Completes Purchase Of 15 Percent Stake In Lenzing AG

SÃO PAULO — August 30, 2024 — Pulp producer Suzano today announced the completion of its acquisition of a 15 percent stake in Lenzing AG, the Vienna-listed leading global supplier of sustainable premium cellulosic fibers for the textile and nonwovens industry, from B&C Group. As announced in June this year, the transaction value is 230 million euros (or 39.70 euros per share). The agreement was subject to regulatory approval, which was granted without restrictions.

The long-term partnership between Suzano and B&C Group establishes that Suzano has the right to hold two seats on Lenzing’s Board and the option to acquire an additional 15 percent stake from B&C Group until the end of 2028. Following the sale of the 15 percent stake, B&C Group now holds 37.25 percent of Lenzing’s share capital.

Lenzing is a global supplier of premium wood-based cellulosic fibers (lyocell, modal, and viscose) for the production of clothing, home textiles, hygiene products, and non-woven materials.

Beto Abreu, CEO of Suzano, said: “Lenzing’s unparalleled track record of innovation and best-in-class technology make it a global leader in developing sustainable solutions from wood. With this transaction, we intend to build our expertise in the textile market and identify how we can help strengthen the company’s competitive position.”

The purchase of the stake in Lenzing is aligned with two of Suzano’s key strategic goals —  “Expand Boldly into New Markets” and “Play a Leading Role in Sustainability”. Its completion does not have a material impact on Suzano’s overall financial leverage and/or indebtedness.

Posted: September 2, 2024

Source: Suzano

Oerlikon Nonwoven Takes Part In FILTECH In Cologne

NEUMÜNSTER, Germany — September 2, 2024 — At FILTECH, the trade fair for filters and filtration systems in Cologne, November 12-14, Oerlikon Nonwoven will be presenting its market- and customer-oriented system solutions for filtration applications. The Neumünster-based plant engineering company for nonwoven production technology will be offering trade fair visitors the opportunity to meet the team in hall 8, stand B18 and immerse themselves in the company’s comprehensive product and process expertise.

Filtration: Meltblown solutions for the highest demands

Oerlikon Nonwoven meltblown technology enables the efficient and simple production of unique and highly sophisticated nonwovens for filtration, insulation and sorption applications. The polymers used for the production of filter media and membranes are just as diverse as their areas of application. The spectrum ranges from classic polyolefins (PP, PE) through PET, PLA, PBT and PA to speciality plastics such as PPS and TPU. All these and other raw materials can be safely processed using the Oerlikon Nonwoven Meltblown process.

The Oerlikon nonwoven hydrocharging technology hycuTEC for meltblown systems impresses with maximum filtration efficiency combined with low pressure loss.

With the Edana Filtrex Innovation Award-winning hycuTEC hydrocharging technology for the production of highly efficient electret filter media, the pressure loss of a typical FFP2 filter medium can be reduced to less than a quarter. “Filtration efficiencies of over 99.99% are easy to achieve with typical filter media of around 35 g/m² with a maximum pressure loss of 35 Pa,” explains Dr Ingo Mählmann, Director Sales & Marketing Oerlikon Nonwoven. “What’s more, this innovative process eliminates the need for an additional drying process for the production of high-separation electret filter media for most applications,” he continues.

Spunbond solutions: High-performance technology for filter applications

Spunbond products are becoming increasingly important in filtration applications – both as backing materials for filter media and as the filter media themselves. Thanks to a nonwoven structure tailored to their specific tasks, customer-specific requirements for different functions can be realised; it is also possible to combine different functions in one layer. In particular, many years of experience in the field of bicomponent spinning processes enable the design of completely new nonwoven structures and thus the fulfilment of different functions in one material. With the Oerlikon Nonwoven Bico spunbond process, different fiber cross-sections can be combined, but also different fibers can be produced simultaneously from one or different polymers on one system. The spectrum ranges from classic core-sheath and side-by-side bico filaments to splittable fibers and so-called mixed fibers.

Posted: September 2, 2024

Source: Oerlikon Polymer Processing Solutions Division / Oerlikon Group

Indorama Ventures, Dhunseri And Varun Beverages Joint Venture Plans Multiple Cutting-Edge Recycling Facilities In India

BANGKOK, Thailand — September 2, 2024 — Indorama Ventures Public Co. Ltd., a global sustainable chemical producer, through its direct subsidiary – IVL Dhunseri Petrochem Industries Ltd. – and Dhunseri Ventures Limited have formed a joint venture with Varun Beverages Limited, PepsiCo’s second-largest bottling company globally outside the US, to establish several greenfield state-of-the-art PET recycling facilities in India. This strategic alliance marks a substantial move towards meeting the increasing demand for recycled content throughout India, representing the companies’ collective dedication to sustainability.

The joint venture has already begun the construction of two PET recycling facilities, planned for completion within 2025, with potential for more.  One facility is in Kathua within the Jammu Division of the Indian Union territory of Jammu and Kashmir, situated in Northern India, while the other is in Khurdha within the State of Odisha, located in Eastern India. The aim is to reach 100 kiloton annual capacity of recycled PET (rPET) across all the facilities when combined.

This initiative aligns with the escalating demand for rPET content in India, driven by both regulatory mandates and a collective effort towards a circular economy for PET. The surge in demand reflects a significant shift, with projected volumes increasing from approximately 400 kilotons in 2025-2026 to over 1 million tons by 2031. Mandates such as the Indian government’s compulsory requirement of 30 percent recycled plastic content in plastic packaging by 2025-2026, escalating to 60 percent by 2028-2029, underscores the urgency and importance of this transformation. Moreover, this move aims to effectively cater to the needs of India’s beverage Brand Owners, many of whom have established ambitious sustainability goals in line with regulatory directions.

Yash Lohia

Yash Lohia, representative of IVL Dhunseri, and executive president Petchem Special Projects, and chairman of the ESG Council of Indorama Ventures, stated: “We at IVL Dhunseri are delighted to collaborate with Varun Beverages, in the establishment of these mechanical recycling facilities in India. As the world’s largest recycler of PET, this partnership underscores our steadfast commitment to sustainability and our support for the region’s escalating demand for rPET content. Anticipated to substantially diminish plastic waste, these new PET recycling facilities will convert post-consumer PET bottles into valuable resources. This initiative exemplifies the shared dedication of Indorama Ventures’ and Varun Beverages to creating a circular economy, promoting environmental sustainability, and meeting the rising consumer demand for eco-friendly products.”

The amalgamation of the three industry leaders bodes well for bolstering the region’s recycling infrastructure. As regulatory frameworks increasingly advocate for heightened usage of recycled content, the joint venture is positioned to play a pivotal role in meeting these evolving requirements.

Indorama Ventures is the world’s largest producer of recycled PET resins widely used in food and beverage packaging. Since 2011, the company has operated PET recycling facilities, gradually expanding its global footprint. In 2023, Indorama Ventures achieved a significant milestone, recycling over 100 billion PET bottles. Progressing towards its target of recycling 750,000 tons or 50 billion bottles annually by 2025, the company remains dedicated to advancing circular economy practices.

Varun Jaipuria

Varun Jaipuria, executive vice chairman of Varun Beverages Ltd., added: ” As part of our long-term vision and in line with PepsiCo’s global PEP+ objectives, we remain committed to sustainability and environmental stewardship. We are making investments that emphasize using green energy as well as reuse of PET which will be instrumental in mitigating environmental impact. These endeavors are aligned with our pledge to the environment and reflect our ambition to nurture a greener future. Our collaboration with Indorama Ventures represents a strategic foray for Varun Beverages into the recycling market. We believe this joint venture will yield environmental dividends and generate substantial value for our stakeholders. As India’s recycling landscape undergoes a paradigm shift, we take pride in spearheading this transformation alongside Indorama Ventures. Through this joint venture, we endeavor to harness our expertise to cater to the escalating demand for sustainable packaging solutions.”

Posted: September 2, 2024

Source: Indorama Ventures Public Company Limited

Albany International Corp. Appoints Merle Stein As President, Machine Clothing

ROCHESTER, N.H. — August 30, 2024 — Albany International Corp. announced today that its board of directors has appointed Merle Stein as president of its Machine Clothing business segment, and elected him an officer of the company effective September 1, 2024, to succeed Daniel Halftermeyer, who has stepped down from the position to focus his time and energies on the continued integration of the Heimbach acquisition and the successful transition to Stein.

Stein has considerable experience in the paper and pulp industries and significant knowledge of the Machine Clothing business and a strategic understanding of the markets it serves. He comes to the role with considerably broad leadership experiences, particularly in operational and customer-facing operations. Since April 2024 he has served as Division COO for the business segment where he oversaw all operational aspects of the business and led the Sales & Marketing, Operations, Procurement and Human Resources functions. Prior to that, since 2022 he was the vice president, Sales & Marketing/Applications for Americas, after having served in various other sales and marketing leadership roles since joining the company in 2011, including vice president Sales MC – North America, Regional Business director and Sales & Service engineer. Prior to joining the company, Stein managed papermaking operations at Essity’s green field papermill in Alabama where he had risen to the position of Papermill Manager following roles as a process engineer, and machine superintendent. Stein holds a Bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering and a Master of Business Administration, both from Auburn University.

Gunnar Kleveland, company president and CEO, said: “I am happy to have Merle join our senior leadership team and take over the reins of the Machine Clothing business. He has broad industry experience and an intimate knowledge of our Machine Clothing business and its customers. This experience and knowledge will be a competitive advantage, ensuring that the business will remain the industry leader while pursuing its strategic goals. At the same time, I want to recognize Daniel for his 37 years of wide-reaching and impactful service to Albany International and thank him for his continued dedication to the success of the Company by implementing this succession plan. I am confident that he will continue to drive the Heimbach integration plan while assisting Merle in the transition.”

Stein said: “I am proud to be a part of the Albany team and honored to be given this opportunity. I thank Daniel for his mentorship over the years and look forward to working with the Machine Clothing team as we continue to develop new technologies, empower our team and deliver value to our customers and other stakeholders.”

Halftermeyer said: “I am grateful to have had the opportunities given to me at Albany International for so many years, and proud of what my team and I have accomplished. Merle will be taking the helm of a great business run by a strong and experienced team, which will continue to have my support.”

Board Chair John Scannell said: “I also wish to thank Daniel for all his service and dedication to the Company. His record of leadership and success at the Machine Clothing business is remarkable. As part of Daniel’s team, Merle has great familiarity with the business, and will continue its exceptional performance. I wish them both continued success in their new roles.”

Posted: August 30, 2024

Source: lbany International Corp.

Mirage Group And Vanguard Europe Join Forces

BRIXEN, Italy — August 30, 2024 — Mirage Group, the official representative and certified service company for global manufacturers of machines, consumables and media for wide format digital printing and finishing machines, has been confirmed as a new partner for Vanguard Europe.

The far-reaching agreement between Vanguard Europe and Mirage Group, which has its headquarters in the commercially strategic Bulgarian town of Ruse, involves sales, distribution, service and consumables.

In addition to covering Bulgaria where the group has warehouse and office premises in Ruse, Sofia, Plovdiv, Varna and Burgas, subsidiary company Mirage MT Ltd will represent Malta from Handaq, while Mirage Group MK — based in Skopje, Macedonia — has responsibility for North Macedonia. It also has a branch company in Serbia.

Mirage Group, which provides end-to-end solutions for digital printing and finishing, including software, has been selling digital printing machines since its inception in 2006 and has closed more than 400 deals across its territories. The 70-strong team includes 16 qualified and certified service technicians and more than 20 sales staff. It also has ISO 9001: 2008 quality management certification.

Yiannis Apostolidis, Vanguard Europe’s Business Development director, said: “With an impressive, proven track record in the large format digital machine sales, Mirage Group is a welcome new addition to our growing network of partners. The agreement covering the territories of Bulgaria, Malta and North Macedonia is another important strategic as we continue to grow business profitably together for our growing number of customers. We see a lot of opportunities ahead through meeting and anticipating all their needs in a partnership approach.”

Lyubo Parashekov, Mirage Group owner, said: “Having had a successful start to the new year, we were delighted to have started discussions with Vanguard Europe during FESPA, which has now resulted in a formal agreement. As an established player in the flatbed market, we are proud to have secured another partnership that will benefit both parties. Indeed, the fantastic Vanguard products — high quality, industrial speed machines that are competitively priced — are already proving highly We have already achieved first sales and we expect to announce further details soon.”

Vanguard Europe has committed to grow its operations quickly and efficiently as part of its mission to continue to replicate the success of its parent company Vanguard Digital Printing Systems, which has installed over a 1,000 printing systems across the Americas. Vanguard has been part of Durst Group since 2020, with its European headquarters in South Tyrol, Brixen, Italy.

Posted: August 30, 2024

Source: Vanguard Europe GmbH

Abercrombie & Fitch Announces Continuation Of NFL Partnership Ahead Of The 2024 Season

NEW YORK CITY —August 29, 2024 — Abercrombie & Fitch, a division of Abercrombie & Fitch Co. is excited to announce the continuation of its partnership with the National Football League (NFL) for the fall 2024 season. The partnership, which includes releases of licensed graphics apparel as well as content creation and social media collaborations with NFL players, serves as an organic evolution to the popular relationship between the two brands over the past two years.

As a natural next step for Abercrombie’s collaboration with the NFL, the brand is featuring four NFL athletes for the fall 2024 NFL collection, including TJ Watt, linebacker for the Pittsburgh Steelers, who expressed his excitement for the collaboration stating, “Outside of football, I’ve always been a fan of Abercrombie. I didn’t even realize how much product of theirs I wear until my wife let me know.” He continued on, “The NFL Tees have a cool vintage look and feel.” Additional players include Nick Chubb, running back for the Cleveland Browns; Fred Warner, linebacker for the San Francisco 49ers; and Rome Odunze, wide receiver for the Chicago Bears. The players can be seen wearing merchandise of their respective teams throughout the campaign.

“We are excited to expand upon our successful Abercrombie x NFL franchise with an expanded assortment across men’s, women’s and kids for this upcoming season. This collection has consistently exceeded our expectations, and we are thrilled to continue to innovate and expand our product offerings with this program, particularly with our authentic partnership with NFL players,” says Corey Robinson, chief product officer of Abercrombie & Fitch Co.

The expanded assortment features all 32 NFL teams and includes hoodies, sweatshirts, t-shirts, outerwear, and hats. The NFL by Abercrombie fall 2024 campaign and collection is now available in-stores and online.

Posted: August 29, 2024

Source: Abercrombie & Fitch

Hyosung Collaborates With Birla Cellulose In Cellulosic Knit Collection Made With CREORA® Color+ Spandex

SEOUL —August 29, 2024 — With the intention of creating a world where vibrant colors blend effortlessly with stretchy comfort, Birla Cellulose, a global leader in viscose staple fiber (VSF), and Hyosung, a comprehensive sustainable textile solution supplier and the world’s largest manufacturer of spandex under the CREORA® brand, have co-created a collection of vibrant cellulosic knits made possible with CREORA Color+ Spandex.

“The fusion of science and style is at the heart of this initiative,” said Abir Chakrabarti, joint president, Grasim Industries Limited- Pulp & Fiber, the flagship company of Aditya Birla Group that operates Birla Cellulose plants in India. “Our research and development teams are tirelessly working to achieve the perfect balance between spandex’s elasticity and dye absorption. This blend requires meticulous testing, tweaking, and reimagining traditional processes to create a fabric that retains its stretch while embracing a full spectrum of color.”

As regular spandex does not take color well, it is a challenge to achieve all-over, rich color when dyeing it with natural fibers such as cotton, rayon, and modal. As a result, Hyosung created CREORA Color+ Spandex, a special reactive dyeable spandex developed for natural blended materials. CREORA Color+ has the same performance stretch characteristics as Hyosung’s flagship CREORA Power Fit Spandex, with the added benefit of providing deeper, richer, all-over color in natural and cellulose fabrics without grin-through — an attractive fiber blend for leading intimate, activewear and ready-to-wear brands.

“Dyeable spandex knit fabrics open worlds of possibilities for designers and creators across multiple end-uses,” said Dinesh Keswani, Hyosung director Technical and Business Development, India. “As a comprehensive provider of textile solutions dedicated to assisting our partners throughout the entire value chain in addressing complex material challenges, we are delighted to collaborate with esteemed Birla Cellulose in bringing this progressive innovation to fruition.”

“In this age of conscious consumerism, sustainability takes center stage,” Chakrabarti said.  “Our fabric isn’t just about aesthetics — it’s about reducing environmental impact. By developing man-made cellulosic dyeable spandex knit fabric, we’re minimizing water usage, energy consumption, overall waste reduction with enhanced shade depth. It’s our commitment to a greener, cleaner planet as a step forward.”

According to Birla Cellulose, the road to innovation is paved with challenges, but every obstacle is a chance to learn and grow. The company is excited about its progress so far and eager to share the new cellulosic knit collection made with CREORA Color+ Spandex with customers soon.

Posted: August 29, 2024

Source: Hyosung TNC

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