Breescape™ Unveils Game Changing Reversible Cooling Comforter With Blendtek™ Technology For Unparalleled Temperature Control

Breescape: Keep Cool and Dream On

NEW YORK CITY — March 14, 2025 — Bedsure, no. 1 online bedding brand in America[i], announces the launch of Breescape™, a specialized brand engineered for hot sleepers, featuring its proprietary BlendTek™ technology in the flagship Breescape Reversible Cooling Comforter.

With more than 41 percent of people experiencing night sweats, Breescape — formerly known as the Bedsure Breescape Cooling Series — saw an opportunity to create heat-regulating sleep solutions that provide lasting comfort. Following its successful introduction in March 2024, Breescape products have garnered thousands of raving customer reviews and consistent five-star Amazon ratings. Due to this overwhelming success, Breescape has evolved from a Bedsure product line into an independent brand, solely dedicated to delivering cooler, more comfortable nights through scientifically backed cooling bedding for hot sleepers of all body types.

“The explosive growth of Breescape in just one year validates our dedication to solving real sleep problems and underscores our commitment to innovation,” said Eric Lin. “Beyond introducing the Breescape Reversible Cooling Comforter, we’re excited to continue using our in-house testing facilities and patented cooling technology to push the boundaries of cooling bedding.”

After 23 prototypes and a year of development, the brand perfected BlendTek — an innovative technology fusing advanced fibers in both fabrics and filling to eliminate heat and humidity. To test the fabric, Breescape invited 1,000 hot sleepers, sleep professionals, and sleep technologists to test the new comforter and 91 percent of them found Breescape’s materials cooler than leading other cooling products and 93 percentfound the comforter more breathable throughout the night[ii]. The BlendTek Technology will make its debut in the new Breescape Reversible Cooling Comforter, which testing has shown to be 3.1x cooler than Bamboo Rayon, 4.5x more breathable than cotton, and 1.5x more moisture-absorbent than cotton. Additional product features include:

  • Dual-Sided Comfort: One side offers a cool-to-the-touch sensation, while the natural fiber side enhances breathability for all-night comfort.
  • Upgraded Filling: The filling is now made up of Naia™ fibers, which provides better moisture control and breathability compared to the original fill, as well as natural skin-friendly properties, supreme softness, and hypoallergenic benefits.
  • Extra-Large Coverage: Designed 13.8 percent larger than standard bedding for an immersive cooling experience, perfect for all body types.
  • Sustainable: The comforter is OEKO-TEX certified, ensuring it meets high safety and environmental standards.

As part of its commitment to offering innovative solutions for uninterrupted sleep, Breescape is proud to be sponsoring the National Sleep Foundation’s (NSF) 2025 Sleep Awareness Week®.  Breescape is a firm believer that healthy sleep behaviors are key to happiness, productivity, and a fulfilling life, and hopes its new product will be part of the solution.

Available today nationwide on Amazon.com and Breescape.com, the Reversible Cooling Comforter will be available in select sizes and colors, including Mint Green, Soft Ivory, Snow White, Misty Grey and range from $109.99 to $199.99.

[i] Circana, 2023

[ii] Results based on 1000-person survey conducted by Breescape comparing it to other cooling products.

Posted: March 16, 2025

Source: Bedsure

Hanes Leaps Into Athleisure Category With Hanes Moves

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.— March 11, 2025 — Hanes, America’s No. 1 brand of basic apparel, is making “Moves”- literally! Introducing Hanes Moves, a game-changing collection designed for movement, versatility, and comfort you can live in all day long. Hanes Moves marks the brand’s first-ever cross-category push in the athleisure space, with an extensive range of athletic-inspired innerwear and apparel for men, women, and children.

Hanes is redefining comfort with its first-ever cross-category athleisure collection bringing bold design, smart performance features, and unbeatable value. Photo — Business Wire

With a deep legacy in basic essentials, Hanes is expanding beyond its core categories under the Hanes Moves umbrella. Whether consumers are staying comfy on the couch, running errands, or hitting the gym, Hanes Moves ensures that the wearer is comfortable and ready for anything. Colorful matching sports bras and leggings, streamlined moisture-wicking tees, and supportive running shorts mean you don’t have to compromise style for comfort.

“We know that our shoppers rely on Hanes for comfortable basics that power their everyday activities,” said Joe Cavaliere, group president, Global Innerwear, Hanesbrands. “With Hanes Moves, we’re bringing that same trusted comfort into the athleisure space, offering versatile pieces that transition effortlessly from your workout to your daily routine. This collection is a natural progression for Hanes, uniting our expertise in innerwear, apparel and performance technology into a single, unified collection. Our customers look to us for innovation and incredible value, and Hanes Moves delivers exactly that – style, performance, and all-day comfort in one.”

Hanes Moves builds on Hanes’ commitment to protect against the uncomfortable, like chafing and sweat. The collection combines technology and performance with specific innovations including:

  • Chafing and cooling solutions for men’s and boy’s underwear;
  • Breathable stretch technology for women’s underwear;
  • Moisture-wicking, odor control, and anti-chafe properties across apparel;
  • Functional storage solutions in legging and shorts for phones and keys; and
  • Leak protection integrated into select women’s styles.

The launch ushers in a new era of Hanes basics, a redefinition of the modern basics wardrobe.

“Hanes Moves was a natural extension from our core basics,” said Jane Newman, chief design officer, Global Innerwear, HanesBrands. “We have evolved from classic essentials to fashion basics, then to comfy loungewear at home. With Hanes Moves, we are excited to make our mark with stylish, functional athleisure. We focused on the technical features because our customer wants to feel comfortable and stylish throughout their day, no matter what they are doing.”

Hanes Moves offers a variety of men’s and women’s activewear, and men’s, women’s and kids’ innerwear, ensuring there is something for everyone across their stage of life. Key highlights in the collection are:

  • Hanes Moves Ultimate Men’s Anti-Chafe Boxer Brief Underwear, Total Support Pouch, X-Temp;
  • Hanes Moves Women’s 7/8 Leggings with Internal Pocket;
  • Hanes Moves Ultimate Men’s Breathable Mesh Crewneck T-Shirt, X-Temp;
  • Hanes Moves Men’s Total Support Pouch Shorts with Built-In Boxer Brief;
  • Hanes Moves Women’s V-Neck Crop Bralette;
  • Hanes Moves Boys’ Performance Stretch Boxer Brief Underwear; and
  • Hanes Moves Women’s Bike Shorts with Internal Pocket.

The collection boasts an enormous variety of men’s, women’s and kids’ innerwear and apparel, retailing from $8 – $45, and available at Hanes.com and other major retailers, including Amazon, Walmart, Target, and Kohls.

Posted: March 16, 2025

Source: HanesBrands

Bennettsville Printing Expanding Marlboro County, S.C. Operations

COLUMBIA, S.C. — March 14, 2025 — Bennettsville Printing, a fabric printer, today announced it is expanding its operations in Marlboro County. The company’s $8.4 million investment will create 24 new jobs.

A subsidiary of SNC Technical Services, Bennettsville Printing provides home, industrial, and military textile printing, dyeing and finishing services. The company has more than 25 years of experience and specializes in printing camouflages for the U.S. armed forces.

Located at 410 Highway 385 in Bennettsville, Bennettsville Printing will expand its existing fabric printing manufacturing system, including updated production equipment and building improvements.

Operations are expected to begin by the end of 2025. Individuals interested in joining the Bennettsville Printing team should visit the company’s careers page.

“At Bennettsville Printing, we are proud to deepen our commitment to Marlboro County, the state of South Carolina and our local community with this $8.4 million investment,” said Bennettsville Printing General Manager Frank Goenz. “This expansion not only strengthens our operations but also creates 24 new jobs, reinforcing our dedication to economic growth and long-term partnerships in the region. We look forward to continuing our role as a key contributor to the local textile industry and the prosperity of the community we proudly call home.”

“Bennettsville Printing’s expansion announcement reinforces South Carolina’s reputation as an exceptional place to do business. We are proud to celebrate Bennettsville Printing’s continued success in our state and the additional jobs it is creating in the Marlboro County community,” said Gov. Henry McMaster.

“It is always exciting when a company expands operations in one of our rural communities, and today, we celebrate Bennettsville Printing’s decision to invest $8.4 million in its Marlboro County facility,” added Secretary of Commerce Harry M. Lightsey III. “We congratulate the company on this announcement and are grateful for the continued commitment to South Carolina.”

“Teamwork makes the dream work. We understand here in Marlboro County that economic development is a team sport. Any successful coach will tell you that teamwork wins championships. We would like to thank Bennettsville Printing for choosing Marlboro County for their next expansion,” concluded Marlboro County Council Chairman Anthony Woods.

Posted: March 16, 2025

Source: South Carolina Office of the Governor

Sustainable Insulation: ANDRITZ Tearing Line To Enhance Recycling Capabilities At Buitex

GRAZ, Austria — March 14 2025 — International technology group ANDRITZ has supplied and commissioned a reXline tearing system for Buitex, Semin Group, located in Cours, France.

The new production line enables the company to expand textile waste recycling for sustainable insulation production.

ANDRITZ reXline tearing line at Buitex (Image courtesy of ANDRITZ)

This second ANDRITZ tearing line at Buitex increases the company’s recycling capacity while maintaining high fiber purity, thanks to an advanced hard-point removal system. The latest-generation cyclone technology further improves disruptor sorting, enhancing overall efficiency. The system can process up to an additional 2.5 tons of fiber per hour, enabling the production of recycled fibers for applications such as bedding, construction, and automotive insulation.

“We are delighted to collaborate once more with ANDRITZ on this new reXline tearing project, built on many years of successful partnerships. It is crucial for us to make the building insulation industry more sustainable by giving new life to post-consumer clothes that would otherwise be incinerated or end up in landfills. The European market has abundant raw materials and a strong demand for sustainable insulation products. With this new line, ANDRITZ enables us to significantly enhance our recycling capabilities,” said Adam Adamowicz, CEO of Buitex.

Building insulation panels made by Buitex from post-consumer waste (Image courtesy of ANDRITZ)

Founded in 1895, Buitex is a French manufacturer of high-performance recycled products. As a pioneer in circular economy practices, Buitex transforms textile waste into high-performance insulation and comfort products. Since joining the Semin Group in 2023, the company has operated a 20,000 m² production site equipped with six production lines and has become one of Europe’s major players in the circular economy.

Posted March 14, 2025

Source: ANDRITZ

Global Shop Solutions Chief Technology Officer Achieves 20 Years of Service

John Davis

THE WOODLANDS, Texas — March 13, 2025 — Employee longevity is a rarity in the software and technology industry, making it all the more remarkable when a seasoned leader reaches a major milestone. Global Shop Solutions, a leading ERP software provider for manufacturers worldwide, proudly celebrates the 20-year anniversary of John Davis, chief technology officer (CTO). Over the past two decades, Davis has played a pivotal role in driving innovation, mentoring the next generation of talent, and ensuring ERP software remains an indispensable tool for manufacturers.

Davis began his manufacturing career working with a company that used Global Shop Solutions ERP software in their business. He found the work challenging and rewarding, and it wasn’t long before he joined the company’s Research and Development (R&D) department, where he began developing customizations he previously implemented as a customer.

One of his early customizations, the shipping integration with UPS and FedEx, still makes shipping easier for customers 20 years later. He was also involved in developing the Global Application Builder (GAB) SDK that continues to allow ERP users to tailor screens and create applications specific to their manufacturing processes.

“Producing ERP software for manufacturers is a complex and always evolving business,” said Dusty Alexander, president and CEO of Global Shop Solutions. “We had the good fortune of John working with our ERP system in so many ways as a customer that he quickly evolved into a brilliant software engineer. He comes up with very practical solutions that help manufacturers achieve their goals, simplify operations and make their daily jobs easier.”

As the years passed, John served in many different capacities, including analyst/programmer, team lead, and manager of the R&D’s infrastructure team. His excellent programming, networking, and all-around technical knowledge have played a key role in shaping the ERP software to meet the current and future needs of manufacturers.

In 2021 Davis was promoted to CTO where he has been instrumental in helping the company transition to a new backend database, a vital step in supporting customers as they take advantage of the increasing role the ‘Internet of Things’ plays in the manufacturing industry.

According to Alexander, “As CTO, John represents the face of our technology and helps define the standard for technical excellence we hold ourselves to. We wouldn’t be where we are today without him.”

“I’ve spent 20 years at Global Shop Solutions because it’s the environment where I thrive,” Davis said. “The culture, the people, and the commitment to innovation make it the perfect place.”

Posted March 13, 2025

Source: Global Shop Solutions

Rieter Closes The Financial Year 2024 With A Solid Operating Result

WINTERTHUR, Switzerland — March 13, 2025 — Order intake was significantly higher than in the previous year at CHF 725.5 million (2023: CHF 541.8 million), representing an increase of 34%. This was the fourth consecutive quarter of year-on-year growth. As expected, the Rieter Group closed financial year 2024 with lower sales of CHF 859.1 million (2023: CHF 1 418.6 million) and thus remained 39% below the prior year. Despite significantly lower sales, an operating result (EBIT) of CHF 28.0 million (2023: CHF 104.8 million) and thus a solid EBIT margin of 3.3% (2023: 7.4%) was achieved.

Order intake

Order intake in 2024 was 34% higher than in the previous year at CHF 725.5 million (2023: CHF 541.8 million). Rieter thus succeeded in strengthening its competitive position in a challenging market environment. An initial market recovery was visible compared with the previous year.

Sales by division

The Machines & Systems Division posted sales of CHF 424.9 million, a decrease of 56% compared with the previous year (2023: CHF 965.0 million). In the Components Division, sales declined to CHF 247.6 million, down 7% from the same period of the previous year (2023: CHF 266.2 million). The After Sales Division reported sales of CHF 186.6 million, comparable to the previous year (2023: CHF 187.4 million).

Order backlog

At the end of 2024, the company had an order backlog of about CHF 530 million (December 31, 2023: CHF 650 million).

EBIT, net profit and free cash flow

Profit at the EBIT level in the year under review was CHF 28.0 million (2023: CHF 104.8 million), which represents an EBIT margin of 3.3% (2023: 7.4%). Despite significantly lower sales, a solid EBIT margin was achieved. This is mainly due to the consistent implementation of the measures set out in the “Next Level” performance program.

Rieter closed the 2024 financial year with a net profit of CHF 10.4 million (2023: CHF 74.0 million).

Free cash flow amounted to CHF 14.1 million (2023: CHF 118.7 million). Net debt increased due to new lease liabilities in connection with the Campus in Winterthur to CHF 230.3 million (2023: CHF 191.2 million).

The equity ratio as of December 31, 2024, rose to 33.7%, mainly due to positive currency effects and lower net working capital (previous year’s reporting date 28.8%).

Dividend

The Board of Directors proposes to shareholders the distribution of a dividend of CHF 2.00 per share for 2024 based on the positive free cash flow of CHF 14.1 million and the improved equity ratio of 33.7%. This corresponds to a payout ratio of 85.8%.

Sustainability

Rieter has a clearly defined sustainability strategy that is closely linked to the Group strategy. Through the Science Based Targets initiative, Rieter made a commitment in 2024 to define company-wide emission reduction targets for the year 2040, which are consistent with scientifically-based net-zero goals. In this way, the Rieter Group takes responsibility for its own impact while supporting its customers on their sustainability journey. In the 2024 Annual Report, the report on non-financial matters shows the progress Rieter has made in the areas of environmental, social and corporate governance.

Outlook 2025

Rieter expects a challenging first half in 2025 with regard to sales volume and a stronger second half-year depending on the further market recovery. As a consequence, Rieter anticipates a sales volume at the previous year’s level for the full year 2025. Despite this exceptionally low sales level, Rieter anticipates a positive EBIT margin between 0% to 4% for the year 2025.

Posted: March 14, 2025

Source: Rieter

INDA Unveils Conference Program For IDEA®25 Focused On Driving Sustainability In Nonwovens

CARY, N.C. — March 13, 2025 — INDA, the Association of the Nonwoven Fabrics Industry, has announced the program for IDEA®25, a two-day Sustainability in Nonwovens Conference. IDEA25 will take place April 29-May 1, at the Miami Beach Convention Center in Florida.

IDEA25 will feature a dynamic lineup of expert speakers and panel discussions addressing pressing issues and transformative solutions to foster a more sustainable future. The full program is available on the website: https://ideashow.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/IDEA25-Conference-Schedule-Mar-13.pdf

The conference will include engaging sessions on various pertinent topics such as regulatory trends, data and technology, innovative and sustainable materials, hemp and natural fibers, bioplastics, equipment and processes, and integrating sustainability throughout the lifecycle of products.

Highlights of the IDEA25 Sustainability Conference

April 29:

  • Navigating the Shifting Winds of Sustainability Regulations: Gain U.S. and European Union perspectives on compliance and innovation in the face of evolving regulations
  • “In God We Trust… All Others Bring Data”: Learn how to craft a believable and transparent sustainability story
  • Innovative and Sustainable Materials: Discover how green product development starts with greener nonwovens
  • Hemp Fibers in Nonwovens: Explore the potential of hemp and other natural fibers and their applications in sustainable products

April 30:

  • Cradle to Grave Bioplastics: Understand the importance of ensuring sustainability in the use of bioplastics from the beginning to the end-of-life
  • Design for Sustainability: Explore the impact of product and process design on overall product sustainability, during two sessions
  • Cradle to Next Life: Challenge the “to the grave” mentality and explore strategies for product reincarnation

The IDEA25 conference will bring together industry professionals to share knowledge and strategies to advance sustainable practices, highlighting the need for ongoing innovation, regulatory compliance, and incorporating eco-friendly materials to foster a more sustainable future.

The conference is an integral part of IDEA, the premier event for the nonwoven and engineered fabric industry. Hundreds of companies from around the globe representing the entire global supply chain will showcase their latest innovations at the exhibition.

To register for IDEA25, visit the event website: https://ideashow.org/ 

Posted: March 14, 2025

Source: INDA, the Association of the Nonwoven Fabrics Industry

Call for Presentations: AATCC Textile Printing Conference 2025

DURHAM, N.C. — March 13, 2025 — Presentation topics are now being accepted for the AATCC Inkspired: Innovations in Textile Printing Conference. The event will be held in Fall 2025 in Raleigh, N.C. This conference is dedicated to the latest advancements and sustainable practices in the printing industry. AATCC invites presentation submissions related to innovations in textile printing focused on the topic areas listed below.

Sustainability

  • Sustainable Ink Formulations;
  • Eco-Friendly Materials;
  • Eco-Friendly Printing Practices; and
  • Life Cycle Assessment.

Technology Innovation

  • Advancements in Printhead Technology;
  • Ink Chemistry;
  • Printer Hardware Solution;
  • Preparation & Finishing Technology;
  • Digital Dyeing & Two-Sided Printing;
  • Bio-based Inks & Chemistry; and
  • Smart Textiles

Applications, Design & Business Model 

  • Trends in Fabrics & Color for Printed Textiles;
  • AI & Surface Pattern Design;
  • Innovative Business & Product Applications;
  • Unique Design Opportunities for Apparel & Interiors;
  • Industry Case Studies; and
  • Process Improvements.

Oral presentations should be seminar style (30 minutes in length), and your proposal must be in English. Presenters are not required to be members of AATCC and there are no fees attached to submitting a proposal.

Interested individuals can download the abstract submission form and submit it to Matt Brannan by May 1, 2025. The conference development team will review all abstracts and notify submitters of their status. Presenters receive complimentary registration to attend the conference. Accommodation and travel expenses are the responsibility of the presenter.

Posted March 14, 2025

Source: AATCC

Archroma Launches AVITERA® RASPBERRY SE To Extend The GENERATION NEXT Platform For Economical Sustainability In Dark Shades

PRATTELN, Switzerland — March 13, 2025 — Archroma, a global leader in specialty chemicals towards sustainable solutions, has taken sustainable and cost-effective cellulosic dyeing to the next level with the introduction of AVITERA® RASPBERRY SE.

Extending the AVITERA SE GEN NEXT platform color of deep shades, the IP-protected brilliant trichromatic red empowers mills to achieve rich, dark and extra-dark shades while meeting the stringent fastness and sustainability requirements of leading brands and retailers. The newest element also offers significantly lower processing costs, with focus on reducing the recipe cost together with reliable right-first-time performance as well,

“AVITERA® SE revolutionized the dyeing of cellulosic fibers and blends when it was introduced 15 years ago — setting a new benchmark with state-of-the-art application and fastness performance and advanced sustainability,” said Dhirendra Gautam, vice president, Marketing, Archroma.

“Our goal was always to offer a full range of attractive colors without limits. With AVITERA SE RASPBERRY SE as our new trichromatic red, we are now enabling fashion and textile companies to produce differentiated end articles in consistent and long-lasting dark and extra-dark shades with the same cost-competitiveness as in pale and medium shades. This is another major step forward on our PLANET CONSCIOUS+ journey to economic and environmental sustainability for our industry,” he continued.

Substantial Savings on Challenging Dark Shades

Dyeing darker shades — such as black, navy and especially red — has traditionally been more challenging and costly than dyeing lighter colors. Achieving a deep, uniform color requires higher dye concentrations and more water and energy, and often also demands additional steps or redyeing. Dark shades, particularly red, also tend to fade more quickly than light colors, especially when exposed to sunlight and repeated home laundering.

With high-speed low-temperature wash-off, high process reliability and excellent reproducibility on dark and ultra-dark shades, the AVITERA SE GENERATION NEXT dyestuffs allow mills to achieve water and energy savings of up to 50 percent compared to best available technology, and to slash CO2 emissions and effluent discharge by up to 50 percent as well. They can also increase mill output by up to 25 percent or more.

Excellent Fastness for Vibrant Colors, Wash After Wash

The AVITERA SE GENERATION NEXT dyes offer excellent fastness properties, retaining their vibrant colors through repeated home laundering, even when exposed to chlorine and oxidative bleach. They also demonstrate good resistance to light and perspiration. This performance meets the stringent color fastness standards of leading industry standards and makes them suitable for the High IQ® Lasting Color and High IQ Lasting Color Eco color retention programs.

Crucially, all of the AVITER® SE dyes are free from arylamines, including pCA*, and comply with bluesign® and ZDHC Level 3.

Maximum Resource Savings, Highest Performance Levels

Under the PLANET CONSCIOUS+ framework, AVITERA RASPBERRY SE qualifies for the IMPACT+ category on the SUPER SYSTEMS+ matrix. This indicates that it delivers maximum durability and resource savings with the cleanest chemistry and highest performance.

Wide Color Range with Top Color Consistency

AVITERA SE RASPBERRY SE sits alongside three other deep colors in the AVITERA SE range, providing opportunity to expand to the dark shade arena with both environmental and economical sustainability:

  • AVITERA BLACK PEARL SE: A strong, greenish-cast black dye that can be used to correct metamerism.
  • AVITERA BLUE HORIZON SE: A trichromatic, greenish-cast blue element with high resistance to nitrogen oxides (NOx) in the atmosphere.
  • AVITERA NIGHT STORM SE: A strong navy shade with a greenish cast, recommended for dyeing the deepest navy and combination shades.

AVITERA SE set a new benchmark for sustainability in the textile industry when it launched in 2010. The range’s color palette has been significantly expanded over the years, while performance has improved, and greater cost savings have been made possible through recipe optimization and added environmental benefits. Generation Next, the fourth generation of the revolutionary dye solution, adds dark and extra dark shades for next-level economic sustainability.

* Non-detectable on the garment
® Trademarks of Archroma registered in many countries.
© 2025 Archroma

Posted March 13, 2025

Source: Archroma

Advanced Recycling Conference 2025 — Shaping The Future Of The Circular Economy

COLOGNE, Germany — March 13, 2025 — The Advanced Recycling Conference (ARC) 2025 is setting the stage for innovation. Being the leading event in its field, ARC is renowned for its unique blend of hands-on recycling solutions and cutting-edge research in advanced recycling technologies. Taking place on November 19-20 in Cologne, Germany, and online, ARC 2025 continues to be the benchmark for innovation in recycling. As the industry faces increasing pressure, ambitious EU targets and evolving market demands, ARC 2025 offers a vital platform for industry leaders, researchers, investors, and policymakers to explore practical solutions and visionary concepts.

Researchers and industry professionals are invited to share their latest achievements by submitting abstracts by July 31, 2025, and present groundbreaking work to a global audience of recycling experts. Abstract submission is open via https://advanced-recycling.eu/call-for-abstracts/.

ARC 2025 will cover a wide range of technologies, including extrusion, dissolution, solvolysis, enzymolysis, pyrolysis, and many more such as pre- and post-treatment technologies (e.g. sorting/identification and upgrading), digital solutions (e.g. utilization of AI, blockchain), and life cycle assessments. With a focus on fostering partnerships and effective value chains, ARC 2025 provides ample opportunities for networking among technology providers, related industries, waste management companies, brands, investors, policymakers, and scientists.

Conference highlights

ARC has established itself as the go-to conference for those seeking insights into both practical applications and forward-thinking research in advanced recycling. The event will delve into crucial topics such as optimal technology selection for various waste streams, methodologies for evaluating environmental impact, and emerging technologies with potential areas of application. A dedicated session on policy will discuss framework conditions necessary to foster investments in this field.

Registration and early bird discount

On-site and online registration for ARC 2025 is now open, offering a 20% percent early bird discount for those who register promptly and pre 16 July 2025.

Registration options are available at https://advanced-recycling.eu/registration/.

Opportunities for Sponsoring and Exhibition

The Advanced Recycling Conference 2025 is sponsored by the visionary companies BUSS ChemTech and Starlinger Recycling Technology.

ARC 2025 offers excellent opportunities for companies to increase their visibility among industry peers through sponsorship and exhibition. Exhibition booths are available, providing a prominent platform to network with international participants. Interested parties can explore various sponsoring options, and the ARC team is open to developing new individual ideas.

More information on sponsorship and exhibition opportunities is available at https://advanced-recycling.eu/sponsoring/ and https://advanced-recycling.eu/exhibition-booking/.

For additional information on the Advanced Recycling conference 2025 visit https://advanced-recycling.eu.

Posted March 14, 2025

Source: Advanced Recycling Conference 2025

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