Filo64 At Fiera Milano Rho On September 23rd And 24th

BIELLA, ITALY — April 24, 2025 — The 64th edition of Filo lays another cornerstone: the Exhibition of Yarns and Fibers will take place on Tuesday 23 and Wednesday 24 September 2025 at Fiera Milano Rho – Hall 14.

The decision stems from the desire to further accelerate Filo’s growth and internationalization, and it is consistent among other things, with its recent membership in the IT EX Association, which brings together the most important Italian international fairs. To achieve these goals, the larger and more rational spaces of Fiera Milano Rho are certainly more suited to new needs.

In the search for better responding to the expectations and requests of exhibitors and visitors, the dates and the new location chosen by Filo further confirm the larger growth project of the Exhibition, also in view of an event that in 2026 will attract the interest of the public from all over the world: the Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics.

Paolo Monfermoso, manager of Filo, comments: “The dates of September 23 and 24 allow Filo to fit into the international trade fair calendar in the most suitable way for companies, respecting the timing of a sector that is upstream in the supply chain. The choice to bring the fair to Fiera Milano Rho also allows us to better respond to the needs of exhibitors and visitors, integrating perfectly into a week that sees exhibitions linked to many phases of the textile supply chain taking place in Milan, attracting numerous buyers from all over the world.”

Posted: April 24, 2025

Source: Filo

emtec`s Industry Networking For The Future Of Textile Measurement: Collaboration With Harrie Schoots

LEIPZIG, Germany — April 24, 2025 — emtec Electronic GmbH has been working closely for several months with Harrie Schoots, a seasoned expert in textile chemistry, dyeing, and finishing. He has been providing valuable insights and strengthening connections within the North American textile industry. With over 28 years of experience, he has played a key role in driving innovations in textile processing worldwide.

This collaboration marks a step toward bridging traditional textile expertise with modern measurement solutions, contributing to the ongoing transformation of the industry. As a Past President of the American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC) (2020–2021) and current Board Member of the Synthetic Yarn and Fabric Association (SYFA), Schoots has built a reputation as a forward-thinking industry leader. His career has spanned a wide range of roles, from working as a shift dyer in the wake of NAFTA to developing innovative chemical applications for global suppliers. His deep understanding of textile manufacturing, combined with his global network, continues to drive industry advancements. His expertise spans the development of new textile applications, process optimizations, and functional fabric improvements.

Alexander Grüner, Global Development Manager

“With Harrie Schoots, emtec not only gained an expert but a true partner with vision. His passion for innovation and international experience brings not only technical value to our team but also valuable insight from hands-on experience and global industry perspective. We’re truly looking forward to the next steps together.” says Alexander Grüner, Global Development Manager from emtec with a view to further projects. Schoots comments on the collaboration: “Building strong relationships within the textile industry has always been my focus. I am pleased to work with emtec and contribute to bridging the gap between cutting-edge measurement solutions and the industry’s evolving needs.”

One of the latest advancements in textile measurement is the TSA Tactile Sensation Analyzer, a cutting-edge solution for digitizing the assessment of fabric hand-feel. Traditionally, properties such as softness, smoothness, and flexibility have been difficult to quantify objectively. The TSA enables precise, repeatable measurements, allowing manufacturers and brands to make data-driven decisions and ensure consistent product quality. Commenting on this technological leap, Harrie Schoots stated: “As someone who participated in the commercialization of the digitized CIELab color measurement system, I see this as the next big thing! Measuring and digitizing how a fabric feels has always been one of the greatest challenges in our industry. Imagine the impact a digitized haptics system can have—optimizing time, energy, resources, and costs. This will be one of the most significant advancements in decades. One day, consumers may even discuss hand-feel variables just as they do with color today!” 

Posted: April 24, 2025

Source: emtec Electronic GmbH

JEC Forum Italy Comes Back For A 2nd Edition With A Rich And Diverse Program

PARIS — April 24, 2025 — JEC Forum Italy organized in partnership with ASSOCOMPOSITI is dedicated to gather the composite materials community from Italy. This event is a unique opportunity to foster stronger connections with the local companies, research & development centers and applications sectors industries. This second edition will be held at the Villa Erba, Cernobbio, Lake Como, on June 11 & 12, 2025, with an optional company visits organized after the event, on June 13, 2025.

Its complete program combines business meetings, conferences, round tables, and interactive workshops with the participation of internationally renowned experts and guests.

BUSINESS MEETINGS

At the core of this event is the Business Meetings program, which offers participants pre-arranged business appointments, ensuring targeted and effective interactions among key industry players.
These meetings provide a unique opportunity to establish strategic partnerships, discover the latest innovations, and develop new business opportunities.

Wednesday June 11: 10:00-12:30 / 14:00-18:00
Wednesday June 11: 18:30-21:00 Evening Networking Event
Thursday June 12: 09:30-12:00 / 13 :30-16:30

More info: https://www.jec-italy.events/business-meetings/

CONFERENCE

Wednesday June 11 – 10:00-10:15
Opening speeches

TECHNOLOGIES FOR COMPOSITE MATERIALS – Wednesday June 11 – 10:15-11:15

This session will feature presentations from companies at the forefront of production technologies. Attendees will have the chance to explore key topics related to product and process innovation. These insights aim to inspire participants in their search for new solutions to enhance their products and expand into new markets.
Moderator: Prof. Alfonso Maffezzoli, University of Salento

10:15-10:45 Keynote Speaker: Innovation in Additive Manufacturing for automotive
Speaker: TBA, Bercella

10:45-11:15 Combining Circularity and Affordability: Hybrid Fiber Technologies for High Performance Thermoplastic Composites – Speaker: Paolo Ermanni, Prof. em. ETH Zurich, Antefil Composite Tech

INNOVATION IN THE TRANSPORT SECTOR – Thursday June 12 – 9:30-10:30

This session will showcase the latest advancements in high-performance composite manufacturing technologies for the transportation industry. Participants will gain insights into cutting-edge solutions developed worldwide, highlighting key examples of technological excellence and superior product quality.
Moderator: Prof. Roberto Frassine, Assocompositi

09:30-10:00 Composite side fairings for high-speed trains
Speaker: Giuseppe Cavaliere, Production Manager, Production Group

10:00-10:30 Keynote Speaker: Performance and Sustainability in energy-absorbing structures – Speaker: Vincenzo Castorani, R&D Project Manager, HP Composites

SUSTAINABILITY AND CIRCULARITY OF COMPOSITE MATERIALS – Thursday June 12 – 15:30-16:50

This session will offer participants the opportunity to explore the knowledge and strategies of EuCIA – the European Composites Industry Association – on the development and implementation of sustainable, circular end-of-life solutions for composite materials. The session will also feature industrial case studies and emerging research trends focused on integrating sustainability into materials and production processes.
Moderator: Prof. Alfonso Maffezzoli, University of Salento

15:30-15:50 Keynote Speaker: Activities to promote the circularity of composites at the European level – Speaker: Prof. Roberto Frassine, President Assocompositi

15:50-16:10 Treatment and recovery of end-of-life composite materials; state of the art and future developments – Speaker: Luca Gentilini, R&D, Cobat Compositi

16:10-16:30 Polynt Group Sustainability Strategy: A New Approach Towards Composite Materials featured by Reduced CO2 Emission – Speaker: Lorenzo Grazia, Composites – UPR/GC EU Technical Service Manager UPR/GC – Polynt Group

16:30-16:50 Circularity of composite materials in the Motor Valley: FIB3R is born, the first industrial-scale carbon fiber recycling plant in Italy
Speaker: Daniele Biondi, Carbon Fiber Plant Manager, Hera Ambiente

WORKSHOPS

Wednesday June 11

15:00-15:30 Composites for steel substitution in mass production: advantages and approaches – Speaker: Claudio Mingazzini, ENEA

Thursday June 12

14:00-14:30 Circular Recyclable Graphene added Crosspreg® reactive prepregs to Super-Lightweight bodies production. Outputs from GIANCE, EC funded Project within Graphene Flagship – Speaker: Gianluigi Creonti, Crossfire Srl

JEC STARTUPS’ INNOVATION SESSION – Process and Manufacturing

JEC Startups’ Innovation Session will feature five startups in the composites industry, each focused on advancing new manufacturing processes. During this session, these startups will take the stage to showcase their innovative technologies, solutions, and methods that are set to revolutionize the way composites are produced and used.

From optimizing design processes to introducing cutting-edge manufacturing techniques and advancing sustainable recycling methods, these startups are at the forefront of transforming composite materials.

The five finalists revealed:

Acus  – Acus offers sustainable solutions for custom composite manufacturing. Specializing in the development and production of reusable molds with a propertary technology, Acus leads the charge towards a greener, more cost-effective future without quality compromises.

Fibereuse Tech  – Fibereuse Tech is a startup born in 2023 to address the hurdles in GFRP recycling. Thanks to the expertise of the team in GFRP treatment, from size reduction to reprocessing, and its patented technology, it is able to implement real and robust circular value-chains, following a cross-sectorial demand-driven approach.

Fibionic  – Fibionic’s nature-inspired FFP (Fibionic Fiber Placement) is the world’s fastest fiber placement process. It uses fibers only where needed, produces zero waste, and enables strong, ightweight, and cost-efficient composites—sustainable and scalable for mass production, setting a new industry standard.

Futur-AI  – The Futur-AI system provides an innovative solution for the traceability, lifecycle management, and sustainability of composite or advanced material components. Designed for the Aerospace market, it ensures compliance with industry certifications, leveraging predictive AI and Blockchain Technology.

RESCOMP  – Software & Tools for the Reliability of Composite Parts RESCOMP Engineering is a spin-off of the University of Padova, leveraging cutting-edge research and innovative methodologies for improving the efficiency and reliability of composite parts. Rescomp offers software tools for the design against fatigue of components as well as smart sensor-less structural health monitoring solutions for the real-time assessment of the structural integrity.

COMPOSITES TOUR

Friday June 13 – 8:00-15:30

FKgroup offers state-of-the-art technological solutions for the industrial cutting of composite materials and technical fabrics. https://fkgroup.com/cutting-composite-materials/

Thanks to their resistance, modelling and lightness, composite materials are now present in many sectors. With that presence comes a need for versatile and flexible cutting machines able to meet the market demand.
From aviation to defence, construction to apparel, we have unique and high-tech patented solutions.

Company Visit
Introduction to FKgroup:
– Founded in 1961, FKgroup provides integrated production cycle solutions for the apparel, technical fabrics, and composites industries.
– FKgroup is the main sponsor of JEC Forum Italy 2025.

Tour Highlights:
– Cutting Systems: Tecnofreccia and Ultracut
– CAD Solutions for composites
– Spreading Systems for technical textilesTo visit our website: http://www.jec-italy.events

Posted: April 24, 2025

Source: JEC Group

Culp, Inc. Announces Strategic Transformation Of Operating Model Following Completion Of Restructuring Initiatives

HIGH POINT, N.C. — April 24, 2025 — Culp, Inc., a provider of fabrics for bedding and upholstery fabrics for residential and commercial furniture, today announced the strategic transformation of its operating model to further position the Company for flexibility and growth.

The Company will combine its two stand-alone operating divisions, Culp Upholstery Fabrics and Culp Home Fashions, into a single, integrated business designed to optimize operational agility and collaboration, further streamline costs and processes across its business, and, most importantly, increase responsiveness to customer needs and market trends.

As an initial step in this integration, the Company will close the leased facility operated by its upholstery fabrics division in Burlington, North Carolina, and transition the production and distribution activities there to a shared management model within the Company-owned facility in Stokesdale, North Carolina, currently operated by its mattress fabric division.

The Company expects to generate annualized efficiency improvements and cost reduction benefits of approximately $3 million after completion of the Burlington facility closure and other integration initiatives, with the potential for additional savings going forward. This is incremental to the approximately $10 to $11 million in annualized savings and operating improvements expected from the recent completion of the Company’s cost restructuring plan announced in May of 2024, which was focused primarily on the mattress fabrics division.

That restructuring project included the consolidation of sewn cover operations, outsourcing of certain knitting and damask weaving production, and closure of the Company’s manufacturing facility in Canada and transfer of those operations and the associated equipment to its Stokesdale, North Carolina, facility, among other actions.

The final step in that project, the sale of the Company’s Canadian facility, is currently expected to close within the next week, and the Company intends to use the cash proceeds to retire outstanding borrowings as part of its broader plan to improve financial flexibility and position the business for long-term success.

Iv Culp, President and Chief Executive Officer of Culp, Inc.

Iv Culp, President and Chief Executive Officer of Culp, Inc., commented, “I’m proud of the work our team is doing to transform our business and excited about this next chapter in CULP’s over 50-year history. As we executed on our restructuring project, it became apparent that our two core businesses have evolved to a point where we can be more efficient and better serve our customers if we combine into one CULP-branded business.

“We see a variety of opportunities to create synergies through a more centralized and cross-functional operating model coupled with a unified management team focused on the home furnishings industry holistically and unencumbered by product, customer, or market-specific boundaries. We believe this will create a stronger and more nimble CULP organization ready to maximize the collective talent and resources of both of our legacy divisions. In an uncertain macroeconomic environment, this more streamlined approach positions us to succeed across a range of demand scenarios.”

“This is a substantial undertaking that involves some facility consolidation, equipment relocation, and other operational adjustments, but no curtailment of production levels. Most importantly, it affects people and naturally involves some employment loss. While those are always difficult decisions, they also represent an inflection point for our company. We remain deeply grateful to the affected team members in Burlington and thank them for their dedication and contributions. We are committed to helping them make the best possible transition.

Posted: April 24, 2025

Source: Culp, Inc.

ANDRITZ To Supply Three Spunlace Lines To Alear Silk Road New Materials, China

GRAZ, Austria— April 24, 2025 — International technology group ANDRITZ has received an order from the Chinese nonwovens company Alear Silk Road New Materials Co., Ltd. to deliver three complete neXline aXcess spunlace crosslapped lines for the production of nonwovens. This investment represents an important step in the company’s expansion and the development of the nonwovens industry in the Alear area of Xinjiang province.

Alear Silk Road New Materials and ANDRITZ teams at CIDPEX exhibition after the official signature ceremony. Image —ANDRITZ

The lines will process viscose and cotton fibers to produce nonwovens for the hygiene and medical markets. ANDRITZ’s complete spunlace production lines ensure perfect web uniformity and high tensile strength at high output rates, enabling Alear Silk Road to meet the growing market demand. The state-of-the-art Profile® crosslappers will help reduce operating costs by improving even distribution of fiber. Start-up is scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2025.

Feng Quanzhi, General Manager of Alear Silk Road New Materials, and Shi Wei, Vice President of ANDRITZ Paper and Textile Asia PacificImage —ANDRITZ

Feng Quanzhi, General Manager of Alear Silk Road New Materials, said: “ANDRITZ’s advanced technology will help us achieve high production efficiency to meet the market’s demand for high-quality nonwoven fabrics and support our sustainability goals. This project is a remarkable milestone in the expansion of our company and the beginning of a long-term collaboration with ANDRITZ.”

Shi Wei, Vice President of ANDRITZ Paper and Textile Asia Pacific, commented: “We are honored by the trust that Alear Silk Road has placed in us with this major order and look forward to our long-term partnership. Together, we aim to promote the sustainable development of the nonwovens industry in Xinjiang province and contribute to regional economic growth and industrial advancement.”

Posted: April 24, 2025

Source: International technology group ANDRITZ

Cotton Incorporated And Abbode Debut The Heirloom Collection

NEW YORK  — April 22, 2025 — Cotton Incorporated and  New York City embroidery studio Abbode are weaving together tradition and modern elegance with the launch of the Heirloom Collection—a limited-edition line of 100% cotton table linens and kitchen accessories inspired by spring’s beauty and the joy of gathering around the table.

Cotton x Abbode Heirloom Collection

Bringing artistry to the table, the Heirloom Collection features a cotton apron, an embroidered table runner and whimsical “cake” napkins, each adorned with Abbode’s signature hand-drawn designs. Vibrant ranunculus from the Carlsbad Flower Fields, bright daffodils, playful cutlery, and decadent cake slices add a touch of nostalgia and romance to every meal.

Crafted with sustainability and longevity in mind, these 100% cotton pieces are more than just beautiful—they’re designed to be used, loved and passed down for generations. Free from microplastics and easy to wash, the collection offers a stylish alternative to disposable materials. The collection made a stunning debut at the Cotton x Cake Picnic at the Carlsbad Flower Fields in San Diego, where guests got a first look at these charming, heirloom-quality pieces, designed to turn everyday moments into lasting memories.

“This collaboration is a love letter to cotton’s beauty and resilience,” said Kim Kitchings, senior vice president of consumer marketing at Cotton Incorporated. “By choosing high-quality, reusable cotton pieces, we’re inviting consumers to embrace sustainability in a way that feels warm, personal and effortlessly elegant.”

“At Abbode, we believe in turning everyday items into keepsakes,” said Abigail Price, founder of Abbode. “This collection is meant to be used, loved and celebrated—whether it’s draped over a table for Sunday brunch or tucked away as a cherished family heirloom.”

With the Cotton x Abbode Heirloom Collection, Cotton Incorporated is encouraging consumers to rethink their kitchens and dining spaces—trading single-use materials for pieces that tell a story and grow more meaningful over time.

The Cotton x Abbode Heirloom Collection will be available at ShopAbbode.com beginning April 22, 2025:

  • Cotton x Abbode Table Runner – $125
  • Cotton x Abbode Apron – $58
  • Cotton x Abbode Cake Napkins – $24 each / $75 set of four
  • Cotton x Abbode Collection Set – $225

Posted: April 23, 2025

Source: Cotton Incorporated

Ambercycle And Highsun Form Strategic Partnership To Advance Circular Solutions For Synthetic Materials

LOS ANGELES and FUZHOU, China  — April 23, 2025 — Ambercycle, a leader in circular materials, and Highsun Holding Group (HSCC), a global manufacturing leader, announced that they have entered into a strategic cooperation agreement. The collaboration will focus on scaling textile-to-textile (T2T) closed-loop recycling systems, establishing innovative solutions across the entire industry value chain, and jointly promoting the transformation and upgrading of the global textile value chain

Highsun and Ambercycle come together to commemorate partnership at signing ceremony.
From left to right: Top row: Mei Zhen – Vice President, HSCC; Chen Zhong – President, HSCC; Shay Sethi – CEO, Ambercycle; Chen Jianlong – Chairman, HSCC; Moby Ahmed – CTO, Ambercycle; Gerry Xue – Country Manager, China, Ambercycle. Signing row: Cai Lingzhi – General Manager, Highsun Green Technologies; Matthew Iezzi – Head of Production, Ambercycle.

As core strategic partners, Ambercycle and HSCC will accelerate the industry’s transition to a circular economy through joint recycling fiber market development, end-of-life textile feedstock sourcing, joint engineering collaboration, new material production and the promotion of quality and industry standards for circular materials.

“At HSCC, we are committed to leading the future of sustainable materials by incorporating cutting-edge recycling technologies into our production processes,” said Mei Zhen, vice president of HSCC. “Through this partnership with Ambercycle, we are accelerating the adoption of recycled materials, helping to reduce dependency on virgin resources and drive meaningful change in the industry.”

HSCC, recognized as a leader in the polymer and yarn production space, has an advanced technology R&D center in the Netherlands and scales globally from its base in China. By replacing virgin polyester and nylon with textile-to-textile recycled materials, this collaboration aims to redefine how synthetics are produced—minimizing waste, reducing carbon emissions, and creating a more decarbonized supply chain.

“We are glad to announce our partnership with HSCC, as it represents the new era for circularity,” said Shay Sethi, Co-founder and CEO of Ambercycle. “Scaling textile-to-textile solutions requires deep partnerships, innovation, and development of the global apparel value chain to work in harmony with the planet. By partnering with HSCC, we’re establishing a foundational partnership for circular systems to work at scale. This is how we turn circularity from an industry-wide ambition into a global reality.”

With HSCC’s resource advantages in the global industry chain and Ambercycle’s professional experience in the field of recycled materials, the two companies aim to establish industry-wide standards for circularity, ensuring that regenerated synthetics are traceable, high-performance, and scalable. By leveraging economies of scale and shared innovation, the partnership will promote the production of textile recycled materials to realize a truly closed loop, and help build a more sustainable future for the global textile and apparel industry.

Posted: April 23, 2025

Source: Ambercycle

Jay Apparel Group Expands Operations In Central America To Navigate Tariff Crisis

NEW YORK — April 23, 2025 — Jay Apparel Group, New York, NY, a U.S.-based apparel company, announced today its strategic expansion into Central America to address the escalating tariff crisis affecting the global textile and apparel industry.

In response to rising costs and uncertain trade policies, Jay Apparel Group is taking a significant position in Central America to diversify its manufacturing footprint and ensure uninterrupted supply to its North American retail partners. This move reflects the company’s long-term commitment to creating a more agile and sustainable supply chain.

“Central America offers an exceptional opportunity for nearshoring due to its proximity, trade agreements, and growing textile infrastructure,” said Jay R. Kapadia, President at Jay Apparel Group. “We believe this strategic investment will allow us to reduce lead times, improve flexibility, and mitigate the impact of ongoing tariff pressures.”

The expansion is expected to generate new jobs, support local economies, and reinforce Jay Apparel Group’s mission of responsible sourcing and innovation in the apparel sector. The company will focus on men’s woven sport shirts and other core products in Honduras and other key regional hubs, leveraging the benefits of U.S. trade programs such as the Dominican Republic–Central America Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA-DR).

With this development, Jay Apparel Group aims to set a precedent for reshaping sourcing strategies in a post-globalization era and reinforce its leadership in value-driven apparel production.

Posted: April 23, 2025

Source: Jay Apparel Group

ExxonMobil Signature Polymers To Highlight Nonwoven Solutions At IDEA25

SPRING, Texas— April 23, 2025 — ExxonMobil will demonstrate its commitment to innovation and technology in the nonwovens industry at IDEA25 (booth #813), taking place April 29-May 1 at the Miami Beach Convention Center in Miami Beach, Florida. The trade show will mark the U.S. debut of the company’s Signature Polymers brand, showcasing a comprehensive portfolio of solutions that addresses evolving industry needs.

As a leader in polypropylene resins for the nonwovens industry, ExxonMobil continues to strengthen its position in hygiene and medical applications while expanding into new market segments. At IDEA25, ExxonMobil will emphasize the company’s dedication to creating nonwoven solutions that improve quality of life and meet society’s evolving needs.

“The demand for advanced nonwoven solutions in hygiene and medical applications continues to grow, driven by evolving healthcare needs and increased focus on material efficiency,” said Sasha Schmitt, Americas Polypropylene, Vistamaxx™ & Exact™ Market Development Manager. “IDEA25 provides an ideal platform for ExxonMobil to develop and strengthen our essential partnerships and showcase how Signature Polymers will continue to meet the needs of this critical industry across a myriad of nonwoven applications such as hygiene, medical and durable applications. .”

On 3:00 p.m. of April 30th, the company’s presentation, titled “Enabling Innovative Nonwoven Solutions with Sustainability Benefits,” will show how ExxonMobil can help meet increasing market demands through material efficiency and innovative product design.

The session will introduce how the company’s broad portfolio can help to enhance product performance and address shifting requirements for various nonwoven markets. It will also introduce Exxtend™ technology for advanced recycling and examples of leveraging certified- circular polymers1 in product designs.

In October 2024, ExxonMobil announced the launch of Signature Polymers, a transformative initiative that unified ExxonMobil’s polyolefin products under a single portfolio brand. This new approach represents a deeper commitment to customer partnership and service, designed to help customers navigate complex industry challenges through enhanced collaboration and simplified product selection.

For more information about ExxonMobil’s Signature Polymers, visit:

https://www.exxonmobilchemical.com/en/brands/signature-polymers.

Posted: April 23, 2025

Source: ExxonMobil Signature Polymers

Introducing The INDA International Trade Handbook – Free To INDA Members

CARY, N.C. — April 23, 2025 — INDA, the Association of the Nonwoven Fabrics Industry, is thrilled to announce that the INDA International Trade Handbook is available in the INDA store and free to download for INDA members.

The handbook was written in partnership with the law firm Sandler, Travis & Rosenberg P.A. and represents several months of work compiling U.S. trade and customs policy and compliance information impacting the nonwovens sector. The handbook is a comprehensive, 240-page guide to help you and your business understand and comply with U.S. international trade law.

Information included in the handbook features active tariffs on goods coming into the U.S. as of April 9, 2025, and tariff rates and classification codes for nonwoven roll goods and finished goods. You can preview the table of contents here: https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:VA6C2:d7fb7ba0-ee87-4131-bc64-3aa8e8ad34a4

For more information or to access the International Trade Handbook, please use this link: https://imisw.inda.org/ItemDetail?iProductCode=TRADEHB&Category=HBVtarget=  and your member account login information. For other questions or inquires, contact Wes Fisher at INDA.org, INDA Director of Government Affairs

Posted: April 23, 2025

Source: INDA, the Association of the Nonwoven Fabrics Industry

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