UNIFI®, Makers of REPREVE®, Celebrates Recycled And Circular Innovation With Ninth Annual REPREVE® Champions Of Sustainability Awards

GREENSBORO, N.C. — April 7, 2026 — Unifi, Inc., the makers of REPREVE® and one of the world’s leading innovators in recycled and synthetic yarns, today announced the winners of its ninth annual REPREVE Champions of Sustainability Awards, recognizing brands and mills that are advancing circularity and responsible manufacturing across the global textile industry.

UNIFI®, Makers of REPREVE®, Celebrates Recycled and Circular Innovation with Ninth Annual REPREVE® Champions of Sustainability Awards

Together with its brand partners, UNIFI® has helped recycle more than 46 billion plastic bottles and transform the equivalent of one billion T-shirts’ worth of textile and yarn waste into high-quality recycled fibers. The annual awards celebrate companies that are leading the way in sustainable innovation, material transformation, and circular design through their use of REPREVE.

Introducing New Textile Waste Awards

This year’s program expanded to include new Textile Waste Awards, recognizing companies that are helping accelerate circular solutions by incorporating textile waste into their products.

  • Game Changer Award (High-volume textile waste utilization):
    • Texollini – Swim USA® (Vitamin A) – REPREVE Nylon
  • Trailblazer Award (First to market in their category):
    • Walmart® – Joyspun® socks featuring REPREVE Takeback™
  • Accelerator Award (Adoption across multiple products):
    • Marmot® – ThermaLoop™ Insulation and REPREVE
  • Change Maker Award (Conversion from recycled polyester to textile waste inputs):
    • Save the Duck® – ThermaLoop
    • Lafuma® – ThermaLoop

UNIFI also recognized brand partners across additional sustainability-focused categories:

  • Sustainable Fabric Innovation: Swisstex – REPREVE ReCirculate™
  • Commitment to Circularity: Dagne Dover® – REPREVE
  • Newcomer Award: Me by Jennie Garth™, QVC® – REPREVE Our Ocean®
  • Made in USA Award: Walmart Valley Forge Flags – Produced with REPREVE by Cotswold Industries

“These awards celebrate the brands and partners who are not only setting ambitious sustainability goals, but actively delivering measurable impact through innovation and collaboration,” said Eddie Ingle, CEO of UNIFI. “Their leadership demonstrates how recycled and circular materials can scale across categories while maintaining performance and quality.”

The REPREVE Champions of Sustainability Awards underscore UNIFI’s commitment to enabling scalable, traceable, and high-performance recycled solutions that help transform waste into value across the global supply chain.

To see the full list of brand partner and mill winners, please visit https://repreve.com/champions-of-sustainability.

Posted: April 7, 2026

Source: Unifi, Inc.

Results Of The 37th ITMF Global Textile Industry Survey

ZÜRICH, Switzerland — April 7, 2026 — The International Textile Manufacturers Federation (ITMF) released findings from its 37th Global Textile Industry Survey (GTIS), conducted in March sharing how regions and segments are impacted by the latest geopolitical disruptions.

Source: 8th-37th ITMF Global Textile Industry Survey (37th: 10-19.03.2026) – last data point = March 2026

The 37th GTIS shows a deteriorating global business climate, with the global business situation balance falling to -25 percentage points as the US/Israel-Iran war disrupted energy markets.

Africa was the only region posting a positive business situation and North & Central America recorded the steepest decline, while garment producers fared best among segments with textile machinery manufacturers remaining deeply negative.

The global business expectations balance collapsed from over +23pp to +5pp – the lowest since November 2022 – as stagflation risks comparable to the post-Ukraine invasion shock of 2022 are reviving.

South America led regional optimism while South-East Asia was the most pessimistic. Brands & retailers were the most upbeat segment against a deeply negative outlook for weavers/knitters.

Geopolitics overtakes weak demand as the industry’s top concern

For the first time, geopolitics topped industry concerns at 50%, edging out weak demand at 49%, driven by the war in Iran and surging energy prices, higher raw material costs, and logistics disruptions from the Strait of Hormuz blockade. Notably, tariffs dropped sharply as a concern from 31% to 13%. In response, firms intensify efforts towards market diversification away from the US and internal cost absorption, while relocation of productions and other capital-intensive strategies remain low.

For more information, please see www.itmf.org or contact secretariat@itmf.org.

Posted: April 7, 2026

Source: The International Textile Manufacturers Federation (ITMF)

Hyosung TNC Presents New regen™ BIO Spandex Developments At Functional Fabric Fair

SEOUL, South Korea — April 1, 2026 — Fashion has long relied on fossil-based materials to deliver the performance consumers expect. Changing that requires more than intention, it requires infrastructure.

Hyosung TNC is building that infrastructure. As the world’s largest spandex manufacturer by market share, the company has committed $1 billion to establishing the first fully integrated bio-based production system of its kind: from sugarcane to Hyosung TNC’s Bio-BDO, Bio-PTMG, and ultimately Bio Spandex, all within a single, connected value chain.

Sugarcane marks a new chapter in bio-based material innovation. As the industry pushes further into renewable feedstocks, sugarcane represents where that journey is heading, a crop with established large-scale agricultural systems and strong carbon reduction potential. Hyosung TNC’s sugarcane feedstock is verified through the VIVE platform.

For brands, this translates to something rare in sustainable sourcing, a bio-based spandex that performs without compromise. Hyosung Bio Spandex delivers the same durability, stretch, and recovery demanded by activewear, sportswear, and compression applications while supporting meaningful reductions in carbon footprint.

“At a moment when the industry is moving from commitments to action, Hyosung TNC offers something beyond a material; a scalable system designed to make bio-based the new baseline, not the exception,” said Sora Yoo, Vice President Marketng, Hyosung TNC. “We are excited to share how our regen™ Bio Spandex can be the solution to active and bodywear brands’ transition, powered by sugarcane at Functional Fabric Fair this April 7-9.”

CREORA® functional textiles – Designed for trends shaping tomorrow

Continuously innovating, Hyosung TNC strives to develop textile solutions for brands before they even know they need them. It anticipates what consumers will expect from their performance apparel that include multi-functional characteristics to keep wearers cool, fresh and comfortable with style.

At the show, Hyosung TNC will highlight the following CREORA® functional fibers: CREORA® Conadu Polyester, offering the soft, natural feel of cotton combined with comfortable stretch, CREORA® Coolwave Nylon that delivers continuous cooling and moisture control to help maintain long lasting freshness in active and everyday applications, and CREORA® EasyFlex Spandex, which offers a soft stretch that moves with you. It allows for size inclusivity where one size can fit various body types with lower power, and better retention rate for shape stability. A dyeable version is also available, ensuring superior color consistency and reduced grin-through.

DAY 0 and Expert Talks – experts share the latest developments sustainable innovation for a better future

Hyosung TNC is proud to be the sponsor the FFF DAY 0 Sustainability Workshop taking place April 7, 2026. Sustainability practitioners will present a pragmatic approach to foundational topics as well as some of the latest updates and developments. Manufacturers will present real-world case studies related to the topics throughout the day. Attendees will participate in round table conversations and interactive activities and will leave with new knowledge to use immediately starting on Day 1 of the Fair.

On Thursday, April 9 at 11:20 AM – 12:05 PM, Malvina Hoxha, Hyosung TNC US Marketing Director and Thomas Chiu, Research & Design Director, Chia Her will host an expert talk titled, Next Generation Bio-Based Spandex – Scaling regen™ Bio Spandex Through Fiber & Fabric Engineering. As bio-based spandex enters commercial production, mills must ensure it matches conventional spandex in performance, dye compatibility, and processing. The hosts will discuss the transition of Hyosung TNC regen™ BIO Spandex feedstock from corn to sugarcane, the scaling of its new BIO-BDO production, and the mill-level requirements needed for industry-wide adoption.

At FFF, Hyosung TNC can be found at booth 538.

Posted: April 7, 2026

Source: Hyosung TNC

Functional Fabric Fair Spring 2026: What Attendees Will Experience in Portland

NORWALK, CT — April 2, 2026 — Functional Fabric Fair powered by PERFORMANCE DAYS® returns to the Oregon Convention Center in Portland, Oregon, April 7–9, 2026, bringing together the global performance and outdoor apparel industry for three days of next-generation material sourcing, sustainability education, and future-focused textile innovation.

More than 300 sustainable-certified suppliers, including 25 first-time exhibitors, will showcase the latest functional and performance focused fabrics, trims, finishes, and textile technologies designed for the Spring/Summer 2027/2028 apparel seasons.

The event begins with the Day 0 Sustainability Workshop on April 7, followed by two full days of exhibit hall sourcing and Expert Talks programming on April 8–9. Designers, product developers, brand leaders, and material decision-makers will gather to source new materials, gain actionable insights, and explore the innovations shaping the next generation of performance apparel.

“Functional Fabric Fair continues to unite the innovators, suppliers, and brands shaping the future of responsible performance textiles,” said Steve McCullough, Event Vice President. “The Spring event delivers meaningful education, hands-on sourcing, and valuable industry connections—bringing together leading brands, forward-thinking experts, and changemakers for three days of inspiration, innovation, and opportunity.”

As brands face increasing pressure around sustainability, performance, and transparency, the Spring 2026 edition provides a critical platform for sourcing solutions and navigating the future of material innovation.

What to Experience on the Show Floor

The Spring 2026 exhibit hall is designed to help brands efficiently discover new materials and connect with the companies driving textile innovation.

Sourcing & Innovation Key Areas:

AATCC Textile Test Zone

Hands-on demonstrations of five key testing standards, including color evaluation and water resistance, with direct access to industry experts from American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC).

Bodywear Collective

Presented by London Contour Experts

A focused showcase of innovations in swimwear, shapewear, dancewear, and sports bras, uniting performance and style in bodywear.

Cotton Forum

Presented by Cotton Incorporated

The latest in the cotton sector from enhanced performance to sustainability advancements.

Future Fabrics Expo Innovation Hub

Presented by Future Fabrics Expo

A curated selection of lower-impact materials and sustainability leaders, emphasizing regenerative design and circular material flows.

Innovation Zone

Highlights never-before-seen breakthrough textile technologies and emerging advancements, with access to insights from industry leaders.

Outdoor Recreation Archive

Presented by Utah State University and Beams

Explore the historical roots of pivotal innovations in the outdoor apparel industry.

Trend Forum

A display of future fabric and color directions across 12 key categories, with sustainability at the forefront. Curated by industry experts, including academics, apparel brands, and fabric technologists, it provides a comprehensive look at innovative materials.

Wool Forum

Explore high-performance wool fabrics and natural fiber innovation shaping the future of textiles.

Networking & Community Spaces:

Dedicated spaces throughout the show floor are designed to encourage connection, collaboration, and community.

Italian Bar

A lively spot to recharge with espresso and authentic Italian bites.

Media Lounge

A dedicated space for media to work, connect, and recharge while engaging with industry insights.

Sustainability Lounge

A central hub for collaboration, conversation, and future-focused discussions.

Thermore Coffee Igloo

Complimentary coffee both days of the show from 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM, located near the lobby/registration area. Sponsored by Thermore.

VIP Lounge

An exclusive space for VIP attendees to relax, network, and recharge.

Learn more about show floor activations and features

Events

In addition to show floor activations, attendees can engage in a series of industry events designed to foster connection and celebrate innovators.

The Forum Awards

Wednesday, April 8 | 4:30 – 4:50 PM

Celebrating the most innovative fabrics across all forums at the Expert Talks stage.

Networking Happy Hour | Sponsored by Sorona®

Wednesday, April 8 | 5:00 – 6:00 PM

An opportunity to connect and clink glasses with industry peers, taking place near the Expert Talks stage.

Official After-Hours Party | Sponsored by DURAFLEX; Co-Sponsored by Brookwood

Wednesday, April 8 | 6:30 – 10:00 PM

Metropolitan Tavern at Hotel Eastlund, Portland

An evening of networking in a relaxed, social setting.

Education

Day 0 Sustainability Workshop

April 7, 2026 | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Hyatt Regency Downtown Portland – Deschutes Ballroom

Sponsored by Hyosung TNC.

A full-day program covering regulatory updates, sustainable material strategies, and case studies. Includes networking happy hour (4:00–5:00 PM). Separate registration required.

Expert Talks

April 8–9, 2026 | 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Sponsored by Sorona®

More than 10 sessions will explore textile innovation, circularity, performance science, and forecasting—Hosted by Stewart Sheppard (S2 Consulting).

View schedule details here

Hotel & Travel

Attendees can book accommodations through the official hotel block, offering discounted rates within walking distance of the Oregon Convention Center.

Registration

Functional Fabric Fair is a trade-only event and free for verified industry professionals, including designers, product developers, purchasing agents, media, and students.

The Day 0 Sustainability Workshop requires separate registration.

Posted: April 7, 2026

Source Functional Fabric Fair powered by PERFORMANCE DAYS®

 

 

DyStar Drives Sustainable Innovation At Techtextil (Germany)2026

SINGAPORE — April 7, 2026 — DyStar, a specialty chemical company with a heritage of more than a century in product development and innovation, is pleased to announce its participation at Techtextil 2026, the world’s premier trade fair for technical textiles and nonwovens. The event will take place from April 21–24, 2026 in Messe Frankfurt, Germany.

DyStar invites visitors to Hall 9.0, Booth F55 to discover its latest advancements specifically engineered for the rigorous demands of high-performance functional textiles, with a focus on sustainable dyes, chemicals, and digital solutions aimed to support the textile industry’s transition toward a greener future.

Booth Highlights:

  • High-performance bio-based products – Evo® Protect DWU and DWR
  • Latest generation of high wet fastness dyes – Dianix® Black XF3 300%
  • Invisible solution in digital camouflage printing – DyStar Jettex® Inks

Hartmut Behnke, Director of Global Marketing Auxiliaries at DyStar, said: “At Techtextil 2026, DyStar will showcase eco-friendly dyeing technologies alongside advanced textile innovations that help manufacturers reduce their environmental footprint while ensuring transparency, traceability, and compliance with global sustainability standards.”

Textile manufacturers will have the opportunity to engage directly with DyStar’s Technical Textile experts and Global Managers throughout the four-day exhibition to discuss how these solutions can help customers achieve their sustainability and performance goals across the value chain.

Posted: April 7, 2026

Source DyStar Singapore Pte Ltd

Nonwovenn Fuels Further Growth Appointment Of Dr. Nisarg Tambe As Director Of Innovation

BRIDGWATER, England — April 7, 2026 — Nonwovenn has appointed industry expert, Dr. Nisarg Tambe, as director of innovation. With his career to date spent focusing on research and development in diverse applications within the nonwoven market, Nisarg will be central to driving forward the next phase of innovation and developing cutting-edge solutions.

Dr. Nisarg Tambe

In addition, Dave Hill will be transitioning from the role of Innovations Director to the new role of Next Gen Products Director.

Nisarg joins Nonwovenn after more than a decade in the industry, bringing his knowledge and experience of the sector at a key time for the business, which was recently acquired by CorpAcq. Prior to joining the Nonwovenn team, Nisarg was Head for Research and Development for the Evolon product range at Freudenberg Performance Materials.

Nisarg has an acknowledged track record and ability to combine deep technical expertise with a strong commercial mindset, enabling organisations to translate innovation into scalable and market-leading solutions. With Nonwovenn already established in markets across the world and serving a diverse range of global customers, this appointment will further strengthen Nonwovenn’s ability to develop highly technical cutting-edge solutions that contribute to improving safety, protecting health and saving lives.

Dave Hill’s new role will involve the continuation and commercialisation of existing Nonwovenn next generation product development activities, devising and developing new collaborative development partnerships, and ensuring greater business development alignment, awareness and influence around key global markets. He will also touch upon regulatory requirement changes and influences that will shape the basis of existing products to support new product timescales.

Commenting on his appointment, Nisarg Tambe said: “What attracted me to Nonwovenn was the company’s strong reputation for developing bespoke solutions, and its position at the forefront of developing next-generation nonwoven materials for demanding applications. I’m looking forward to developing the innovation strategy for this next growth phase and supporting the development of the next cutting-edge solutions.”

Dave Hill added: “This is a tremendous opportunity to not only influence and extend the ongoing longer term development opportunities, but to explore and shape development direction in a much more strategic and influential way.”

David Lamb, Chairman of Nonwovenn, added: “Nisarg joins our team at a very important time of the business, following our acquisition and the launch of our next phase of growth. His key industry experience, combined with our drive and ambition, means we can take our innovation focus to the next level. In addition, it’s great to be transitioning Dave to a new role, which will be vital in the continuation of our next gen product development. Some very exciting changes within the business.”

Posted: April 7, 2026

Source Nonwovenn

AI, Start-Ups, Research: Techtextil And Texprocess Bring Together Players In The Textile Industry

FRANKFURT AM MAIN, Germany— April 7, 2026 — From start-ups to universities and research institutes: at Techtextil and Texprocess, the world’s leading innovation trade fairs in Frankfurt am Main, exhibitors present future-oriented concepts for the global textile industry.

Photo — Messe Frankfurt

With the international Campus & Research area, a strong participation from start-ups and the latest AI applications for textile processing, both trade fairs showcase current developments in the textile industry. By bringing together innovation, research and application, they enable new partnerships across the textile value chain.

Universities, research institutes and start-ups present their visions for the global textile industry at Techtextil and Texprocess – ranging from new materials and smart design tools to automated production chains. “Techtextil and Texprocess bring together global research with textile and user industries. This leads to new ideas and collaborations that bring innovations to the market more quickly,” says Sabine Scharrer, Director Brand Management Technical Textiles & Textile Processing at Messe Frankfurt.

Campus & Research: A global meeting point for textile research

The Campus & Research sector continues to grow and is even more international in 2026: around 40 research institutes and universities from Europe, Asia, Africa and South America share their latest findings with the textile industry here. Participants include Saxion University of Applied Sciences (Netherlands), the InnoFiber Research Lab at the University of Minho (Portugal), IMS Bauhaus Latino América (Uruguay), the Higher Institute of Technological Studies of Ksar Helal (Tunisia) and TU Dresden. The TFI – Institute for Flooring and Interior Systems at RWTH Aachen University demonstrates in a special exhibition how a textile-based guidance system for the visually impaired enables accessibility in indoor spaces. The research institutions and universities are identified by a special sign at the exhibition stand and in the online exhibitor search for visitors.

Start-ups lead the way for the textile industry

About 20 start-ups exhibit their ideas and technologies on the exhibition grounds. At Techtextil, numerous newcomers present innovative approaches to fibres and yarns: the Swiss company Climatex displays circular textile technologies and fully recyclable products, whilst qCella (Switzerland) showcases a cellulose fibre innovation and ultra-thin surface heating technology. R.O.A.M Systems (USA) presents a new type of nonwoven fabric production using additive fibre placement. At Texprocess, the Laboratory for Artificial Intelligence in Design (AiDLab, Hong Kong) demonstrates an AI-supported textile inspection technology for automated textile fault detection and real-time quality control. The Bulgarian start-up Prodactive Solutions showcases, among other things, an AI-supported SaaS platform for production control in the apparel industry. These and other start-ups can be easily found via a sign at their exhibition stands and in the online exhibitor search.

Experience AI innovations first-hand

AI can be experienced first-hand at Techtextil and Texprocess: visitors can interact with two robots at the Style 3D/Assyst booth. The company demonstrates how training software can be used to manage complex processes in apparel production. The Italian exhibitor Willy Italiana presents a checklabel machine that uses self-learning AI to inspect the quality of ribbons and labels. The Spanish exhibitor Picvisa Machine Vision Systems demonstrates how AI-supported optical sorting systems can assist recycling processes by identifying and separating textiles by material or colour. Exhibitors and presentations on the topic of AI can be easily found with the “Texpertise Focus AI” sign.

Posted: April 7, 2026

Source: Messe Frankfurt Exhibition GmbH

EDANA: 2025 Nonwoven Production In Greater Europe: European Nonwovens Industry Remains Strong Amid Challenging Market Conditions

BRUSSELS, Belgium— April 7, 2026 — EDANA, the international association serving the nonwovens and related industries, released today the European annual statistics for 2025, offering a comprehensive picture of the nonwovens industry in Greater Europe. This information shows an overview of the industry’s strength and resilience across the region.

According to the figures collected and compiled by EDANA, overall nonwovens production in Europe declined by around 2.2% in 2025, reaching 2,919,000 tonnes.

Jacques Prigneaux, EDANA’s Market Analysis and Economic Affairs Director, stated: “Despite the negative impact of several drivers affecting the nonwovens industry, the slowdown in demand across some key market segments, and an increasing competition from abroad, the European nonwovens industry has once again demonstrated its strength, resilience, flexibility and ability to innovate.”

Diverging trends were observed across European countries and among the various nonwovens production processes. Total spunmelt output decreased by 3.3%, while drylaid technologies production remained nearly stable at -0.7%. Limited growths were recorded in hydroentanglement and needle-punched bonding processes, at +0.1% and +0.8%, respectively.

The hygiene market—still the main end-use for nonwovens by volume—declined by 2.7% in 2025, following growth of 1.7% in 2024. This decrease was mainly driven by developments in the baby diaper market.

Significant changes in tonnage for nonwovens in 2025 were also seen in sales of roll goods for personal care wipes (+0.9%), building and roofing (-6.8%), automotive interiors (-0.9%), and upholstery (-7.1%). However, these figures do not take into account specific grammage developments, which are available to EDANA members through surface area data.

Prigneaux added: “We would like to thank participating companies for their continued efforts in providing data year after year. This direct input from producers, combined with a comprehensive monitoring of the industry, results in a valuable business tool for our member companies throughout the supply chain.”

As part of one of its most valued membership benefits, all EDANA members will receive a complimentary copy of the report 2025 Nonwovens Market Insights.

“More detailed figures by production process and market segment will be disclosed during INDEX™ 26, in Geneva. Exhibitors and visitors are invited to attend the Market Trends Seminar, which will take place at 2:00 p.m. on Tuesday, 19 May”, Prigneaux announced.

Posted: April 7, 2026

Source:EDANA

SGS To Showcase Absorbent Hygiene Product Solutions At INDEX 2026 In Geneva

BAAR, Switzerland — April 7, 2026 — SGS, a inspection and certification company, will participate in INDEX™ 2026, the premier international event for the nonwovens industry, taking place from May 19-22, 2026, at Palexpo in Geneva, Switzerland.

SGS experts will be available at booth 1402 at INDEX™ 2026 in Palexpo, Geneva

Held triennially, INDEX brings together key stakeholders from across the global nonwovens value chain, including raw material suppliers, technology providers, converters and brand owners. The event serves as a central platform for innovation, knowledge exchange and business development within the industry.

SGS experts will be available at booth 1402 throughout the event, showcasing their comprehensive range of services supporting the development, safety and performance of nonwoven and absorbent hygiene products, including the latest advancements in performance testing. They will also highlight their extensive chemical, microbiological and regulatory testing capabilities, with solutions covering the full product life cycle – from R&D to market launch.

“With increasing regulatory complexity and growing consumer expectations around safety, performance and sustainability, manufacturers require reliable partners to support innovation and compliance,” said Cédric Schoorens, Technical Expert. “Our presence at INDEX 2026 reflects our commitment to helping clients bring high-quality, safe and sustainable products to market more efficiently.”

Discover more about INDEX 2026 and SGS’s full range of solutions visit:

https://www.sgs.com/en/events/2026/05/index-2026-meet-sgs-in-geneva

Posted: April 7, 2026

Source: SGS

Swiss Industrial Engineering And Manufacturing Company Sulzer Joins Spinnova’s Ecosystem

JYVÄSKYLÄ, Finland — April 1, 2026 — Sulzer, a Swiss industrial engineering and manufacturing company, has joined Spinnova’s ecosystem (consortium) to enable the availability of SPINNOVA® fibre in the textile materials market. Sulzer will contribute its expertise to support Spinnova’s development work.

Sulzer is a global leader in critical applications for core infrastructure and processes for large essential industries around the world. Sulzer’s technology enables its customers to enhance their energy efficiency and resource management, improve performance, reduce emissions, and develop solutions that support the circular economy.

Spinnova has previously partnered with Sulzer during the Woodspin demonstration factory project, from planning to ramping up production. Sulzer has also supported Spinnova in the ramp-up of piloting environment for MFC (microfibrillated cellulose) production. Beyond delivering machinery and expertise, the collaboration has involved close co-development between the two companies.

This new agreement formalizes Sulzer’s role in future technology development and strengthens the ecosystem with additional engineering expertise. Spinnova’s ecosystem aims to accelerate the scaling of its technology and fibre supply by engaging partners across the value chain. Sulzer supports this goal through multiple contributions, including efforts to increase cost competitiveness.

“Co-development with Sulzer strengthens our offering to scale up Spinnova’s technology. By combining Sulzer’s technology and engineering expertise in pumping, mixing, and fibre suspension flows with our technology concept, we can industrialise more effectively. This partnership strengthens the entire process from planning to implementation, improving the concept competitiveness at large scale”, says Mikko Kautto, responsible of Technology Concept and Partners at Spinnova.

“Sulzer is committed to supporting companies that push the boundaries of innovation like Spinnova. By providing reliable technology and engineering expertise, we are pleased to help our partners strengthen their processes and advance their ambitions”, says Sirpa Välimaa, Head of Business Segment, Pulp, Paper, and Board at Sulzer.

Posted: April 6, 2026

Source: Spinnova Plc

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