Textile Recycling Industry Leaders From Around The Globe Join Forces To Promote High Standards And Expand The Reuse And Recycling Of Clothing

BEL AIR, Md. — June 12, 2023 — SMART is the leading industry voice promoting high standards and best practices for reuse and recycling of textiles and related secondary materials. Our members reduce solid waste by collecting, reclaiming, and “closing the loop” by processing, reusing, converting, and distributing these recyclables. SMART is continuously working to educate the public and local government officials about the importance of increasing clothing and textile reuse and recycling.

The Secondary Materials and Recycled Textiles Association (SMART) 2023 Annual Convention in Dubai drew record-breaking attendance of more nearly 200 industry leaders from14 countries including the UAE, India, and Pakistan. SMART Executive Director Susan DeCourcey said, “the popularity of the event shows textile industry leaders are serious about innovation advancements that will impact the environment and the economy globally.”

Quick facts:

  • According to Allied Marketing Research, the global textile recycling market is anticipated to generate nearly $9.4 billion by 2027. Source: https://www.marketsandmarkets.com/Market-Reports/textile-recycling-market-17543449.html?gclid=CjwKCAjw_MqgBhAGEiwAnYOAejLXsb-c2Fyiyvh_TUug_OTsFAqYyKzcFIzioQOkcTsmN0zjr-IUTRoC2bUQAvD_BwE
  • The US EPA reports that current clothing and textiles recycling has a great impact on reducing greenhouse gases, The latest report estimates the generation of textiles in 2018 was 17 million tons. Source: https://www.epa.gov/facts-and-figures-about-materials-waste-and-recycling/textiles-material-specific-data
  • The wiping rag industry has grown substantially since the pandemic which has also expanded the demand for textile materials needed in the cleaning and health industries. Industrial wiping cloths made from recycled textiles also have a significantly smaller carbon footprint than newly manufactured wiping clothes or laundered rags.

NETWORKING: International trade is a critical component of the textile industry’s success. More than 60% of recovered textile waste is sent abroad to more than 100 countries, equating to more than 1.4 billion pounds of used clothing – creating hundreds of thousands of jobs worldwide. It is crucial our membership work together to help the industry grow. SMART’s President Steve Rees from Wipeco Industries explained, “Our members commitment to supplying multiple market segments in countless geographical areas, speaks to the intrinsic global value that reusing and recycling textiles has. As our trade association continues to grow, we are connecting members to new markets and working to reduce the global textile waste crisis.”

ADVOCACY: SMART is continuously working to educate the public and local government officials about the importance of increasing clothing and textile reuse and recycling. The benefit of these educational outreach efforts is gaining momentum throughout the nation, including programs in New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and most recently, California.

Established in 1932, SMART is a recycling-based, international, nonprofit trade association comprised of for profit used clothing, wiping material and fiber industry companies. SMART members use and convert recycled and secondary materials from used clothing, commercial laundries, and nonwoven, off spec material, new mill ends and paper from around the world. SMART companies are committed to the “green” way of life.

SMART Leadership and its members are working to bring textile recycling into a circular economy.  SMART members continually trumpet their message to the donating and recycling public by encouraging them to “Donate, Recycle, Don’t Throw Away.”

Posted: June 12, 2023

Source The Secondary Materials and Recycled Textiles Association (SMART)

X-Rite Appearance Solution Now Measures And Visualizes Effect Finishes Used In Plastics, Fabrics, And Structured Coatings

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — June 12, 2023 — X-Rite Incorporated and Pantone LLC, global leaders in color science and technology, announce new capabilities to the MA-T12 multi-angle handheld spectrophotometer and the PANTORA™ desktop software that enable automotive, electronics, and durable goods customers to measure and visualize a broader range of materials, including plastics, leather, fabrics, and structured coatings. The new updates make it easier and more affordable to capture and digitize color and appearance characteristics of complex materials using one measurement device. With this solution, customers can transform a physical material into a digital twin or virtual prototype for remote visual approval, minimizing the need to ship samples between design teams, suppliers, and partners.

“The use of effect finishes and textures to improve a product’s aesthetic appeal have expanded beyond automotive paints to vehicle interiors,” said Matthew Adby, Product Management Director, X-Rite. “The new capabilities in the MA-T12 and PANTORA enable automotive manufacturers to measure, visualize, and control color on both interior and exterior components using one handheld device. It eliminates the need for multiple devices and can be used anywhere from the design center to the assembly floor, streamlining the digital design and quality control process.”

The MA-T12 measures effect finishes and complex materials with 12 angles of measurement and a calibrated camera. This allows manufacturers to verify color, sparkle, coarseness, and surface texture. MA-T12 measurement data and PANTORA software’s new SVBRDF (Spatially Varying Bidirectional Reflectance Distribution Function) capabilities enable users to create accurate digital representations of complex materials that include color, effect finishes, and surface structure.

In addition to effect paints, the combined solution now characterizes a range of materials used across automotive, electronics, and durable goods. This includes:

Plastics and Injection Molding – Digitally communicate how a molded or textured plastic material looks to meet tolerance and reduce variances in appearance that lead to added rework and cost. This creates a more sustainable process with less waste and downtime.

Leathers and Fabrics – Measure and visualize natural or embossed leather and textured fabrics for precise virtual prototyping and improved quality control.

Powdered Coatings – Accurately visualize the color and appearance of applied textured powder coatings to a final product and track product variances for remote approval.

The combined MA-T12 and PANTORA solution supports digital workflows to accelerate the design to manufacturing process. Designers can use the solution to visualize product designs and digitally communicate color and appearance requirements across a global supply chain. Manufacturing partners can now measure and compare production parts to ensure they are within tolerance and remotely assess variations. Final inspection and quality control professionals can measure and capture all aspects of an assembled good or vehicle.

For more information on the MA-T12 multi-angle spectrophotometer and PANTORA desktop software, visit https://www.xrite.com/categories/portable-spectrophotometers/ma-family/ma-t12

Posted: June 12, 2023

Source X-Rite Incorporated / Pantone LLC

CovationBio And Primient Host Event Showcasing Environmental Benefits Of Working With Truterra To Enable Regenerative Farming 

NEWARK, Del. — June 12, 2023 — Covation Biomaterials LLC (“CovationBio”) and Primient have joined forces with Truterra, LLC (“Truterra”) to highlight how regenerative agriculture—specifically, farmed corn—is helping to reduce the environmental impact of a host of industries including fashion, homegoods, pharmaceuticals, personal care products, and more. The hands-on field day took place in the heart of America’s Corn Belt in Dow City, Iowa, and was hosted by CovationBio CEO Dr. Michael Saltzberg, Primient Chief Sales Officer Chris Guild, Truterra President Tom Ryan, and Kelly Garrett, a local farmer at Garrett Land & Cattle and Co-founder of XtremeAg.farm. Together, they welcomed representatives of companies, distributors, and industry associations who are now looking to use corn-based materials as a more sustainable alternative to traditional fossil fuel-based options.

“This is the first time we’ve had the chance to gather our value chain partners where our bio-based production begins—literally in a corn field,” says Saltzberg. “We wanted everyone to experience the win-win that we are creating by helping to replace fossil fuel-based materials with a plant-based alternative that is not only a renewable resource, but that also is being produced in a way that helps capture carbon from the atmosphere. That type of circularity is an excellent example of how we are doing our part to fight climate change.”

Truterra, LLC, the sustainability business of Land O’Lakes, Inc., was recognized in May 2023 as one of Fast Company magazine’s “World Changing Ideas” in the Energy and Sustainability category for its creative solutions to reduce carbon emissions. Primient’s sustainable agriculture program with Truterra began in 2018 and currently includes over 1.2 million acres of sustainably grown row crops in the U.S. Midwest. CovationBio, the global leader in innovative bio-based material solutions, announced its work with Truterra through the Primient program in September 2022. Through the program, farmers can effectively measure the impact of their efforts to protect the environment through cutting-edge technology.

The field day showcased many of the sustainable farming practices in detail and included demonstrations to illustrate the impact of those practices. Demonstrations and a panel discussion included:

Rainfall simulation led by Pat Corey, District Conservationist, Natural Resources Conservation Service with the United States Department of Agriculture. The simulator showed the impact regenerative practices—like no-till and cover cropping systems—have on water cycling and soil preservation and how they help crops better withstand limited and excessive rainfall.

Responsible farming demo by farmer and XtremeAg.farm Co-founder Kelly Garrett, who evolved his sixth-generation family farm from a conventional corn-and-soybean farm to a diversified, regenerative grain and livestock operation focused on soil health, zero waste and premium products.

Tractor and planter demo for no-till planting led by XtremeAg.farm Co-founder Matt Miles and farmer Temple Rhodes offering a hands-on look at how planting equipment must change when soil is no longer prepared for planting through conventional tillage methods.

Dissection of a corn plant led by Brad Morrison Director of Global Raw Material Procurement and Trading at Primient. This demo examined the anatomy of a corn plant and kernel, the adaptability of this crop, and the unique role it plays in the U.S. bioeconomy. American Midwestern-grown corn is versatile, and used to produce food, animal feed, industrial products, and fermentation products and byproducts.

XtremeAg Panel Discussion with farmers Garrett, Miles, and Rhodes who shared their regenerative agriculture trials and triumphs. They discussed the regional differences, environmental factors, and costs for operating a regenerative farm. Moderated by Damian Mason, host of The Business of Agriculture podcast.

CovationBio is the producer of 100 percent bio-based 1,3 propanediol (PDO) derived from U.S. grown dent corn. By using nature as a source, CovationBio transforms plants into building blocks designed to improve product performance across a range of industries—37 percent bio-based Sorona® polymer, as well as 100 percent bio-based Susterra® propanediol and Zemea® propanediol.

Sorona® polymer is a partially bio-based solution for high-performance apparel (outerwear, suiting, workwear, athleisure, activewear, insulation, faux fur, and more) as well as soft, durable carpeting.

100 percent bio-based Susterra® propanediol brings sustainability and performance to footwear, outdoor gear, apparel, and industrial applications like functional fluids, coatings, inks, and more.

Zemea® propanediol is a natural, 100 percent plant-based alternative to petroleum-based glycols for formulators who desire a multifunctional and innovative ingredient that delivers a balance of high-performance and sustainability in a variety of consumer applications including cosmetics and personal care, food and flavors, pharmaceuticals, and laundry and household cleaners. It answers consumer demand for safe, pure, skin-friendly products.

“Truterra was thrilled to help bring this event to life, where attendees saw first hand how we’re bridging the gap between farmers and companies with sustainability goals who choose agriculture to be a part of their toolkit of solutions,” said Ryan. “I look forward to our continued work together to advance supply chain sustainability and scale on-farm practice change.”

Posted: June 12, 2023

Source Covation Biomaterials LLC

Ginni Filaments Ltd., The Leader Sets A Milestone With The First-Ever 99.9% ‘Paaniwipes’ For Babies, Manufactured In India

NEW DELHI — June 12, 2023 — Ginni Filaments Ltd has launched ultra-pure water wipes, a first-of-its-kind in India, in the baby care segment. The pioneering product, containing 99.9% water, is the most pure and gentle wipe with minimal ingredients, developed understanding the unique properties of baby and infant skin.

Marketed and registered as ‘paaniwipes’ under the brand name ‘Adore Baby’, these high-water content wipes gently cleanse babies’ skin, providing a soothing and refreshing experience for babies including infants during clean-up sessions. These wipes are made up of incredibly soft, skin-friendly, and breathable nonwoven spunlace fabric, which protects babies’ silky-smooth skin from rashes and redness. Additionally, the wipes contain aloe vera, which helps to hydrate the skin and reduce inflammation.

With no added alcohol, parabens, chlorine, SLS, SLES, sulfates, or fragrances, these wet wipes are among the gentlest available in the market. Meticulously manufactured and adhering to the highest safety standards, the product has undergone dermatological testing and is FDA approved.

Commenting on the product, Yash Jaipuria, the Chief Executive of Ginni Filaments Ltd. said, “The gentle skin of babies is prone to irritation and inflammation from the chemicals used in normal wet wipes. Keeping their distinct needs in mind, we have carefully created this product that is high in water content and is loaded with the benefits of aloe vera. This is the first type of wet wipe manufactured in India that contains 99.9% water and is free from any kind of chemicals and artificial fragrance. Going forward, we plan to produce more such products for our other partners.”

Ginni Filaments has started producing this pioneering product for Rondeyvoo Eurasia, under the brand name ‘Adore Baby Wipes’. They are the purest wet wipes on the planet for the purest souls.

Posted: June 12, 2023

Source Ginni Filaments Ltd.

Asahi Kasei And Mitsui To Establish Supply And Procurement Systems For Bio- Methanol

DÜSSELDORF and NEW YORK — June 12, 2023 — Asahi Kasei Corporation and Mitsui & Co., Ltd. will establish a supply and procurement scheme for bio-methanol produced in the United States. Through this scheme, Asahi Kasei plans to use the bio-methanol procured from Mitsui to produce in Japan engineering plastics with a lower carbon footprint than existing products.

Today, companies in Japan are increasingly stepping up their efforts to reduce GHG emissions throughout their product supply chains, including raw material-derived greenhouse gases, known as Scope 3 emissions, in order to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, as advocated by the Japanese government. In this context, Asahi Kasei is working to reduce GHG emissions by manufacturing various engineering plastics, such as TENACTM, a polyacetal (POM) resin, using biomass-based materials with low GHG emissions. Asahi Kasei and Mitsui are working together to find solutions to various issues related to material procurement.

In the United States, Mitsui procures RNG (renewable natural gas) generated from municipal waste landfills in the form of biogas and uses it in the mass balance approach*2 to produce bio-methanol at Fairway Methanol, a local joint venture. Asahi Kasei and Mitsui have acquired the International Sustainability & Carbon Certification (ISCC PLUS certification) for their supply chains in order to prove the raw material’s sustainability features for use in final products.

This will enable Asahi Kasei to procure bio-methanol manufactured by Mitsui, and to sell various types of engineering plastics which contain the correct amount of biomass raw material allocated under the mass balance approach.

The Asahi Kasei Group aims to contribute to a carbon-neutral and sustainable world under its slogan of “Care for Earth” by focusing on initiatives such as the use of biomass raw materials, recycled raw materials, and renewable energy. The company strives to meet the expectations of its customers and society by further advancing the provision of products and services with such sustainable characteristics while deepening collaboration with other companies based on its medium-term management plan for fiscal 2024, under the theme of “Be a Trailblazer”.

Mitsui is striving to reduce the Scope 3 GHG emissions of its customers by using the expertise, knowledge, and products of a variety of its businesses, including the provision of low-carbon methanol, such as bio-methanol, and to contribute to the sustainable development of all society.

Posted: June 12, 2023

Source Asahi Kasei Europe GmbH

Teijin Frontier Develops New Functional Fabric Featuring Unique Span-Like Texture And High Stretchability

TOKYO, Japan — June 12, 2023 — Teijin Frontier Co., Ltd., the Teijin Group’s fibers and products converting company, today announced the development of SOLOTEX® LIBERTE, a new functional fabric for sportswear and casual wear. SOLOTEX® LIBERTE fabric features a unique span-like texture and exceptional stretchability, as well as excellent colorability, luster and natural swelling. This innovative fabric combines comfort with sustainability, thanks to its incorporation of plant-derived raw materials.

SOLOTEX® LIBERTE uses polytrimethylene terephthalate (PTT) fiber featuring a proprietary low-shrinkage technology and a distinctive yarn processing method that maximizes the properties of PTT while controlling the raw yarn’s heat shrinkability. Specifically, this product uses side-by-side composite yarn (*), which Teijin Frontier cultivated with its variety of SOLOTEX® stretch fabrics, that combines PTT polymer as the core yarn with newly developed low-orientation, low-shrinkage PTT monocomponent as the sheath yarn. The result is a blended yarn with two different shrinkage properties. After the core and sheath yarns are randomly mixed using fiber processing technology, they are knitted using high-density knitting equipment.

*Side-by-side composite yarn achieves high stretchability by laminating two types of polymers with different heat shrinkability characteristics to form a coil-like crimp structure.

SOLOTEX® LIBERTE fabric features a soft texture and smooth finish. It also provides beautiful aesthetics, including vivid colors and a luxurious matte glossy appearance. The material has a high silhouette with a moderate drape. Apparel made with SOLOTEX® LIBERTE provides comfort, thanks to its soft stretch, light weight, water absorption and quick drying properties.

Material requirements for sportswear and casual wear are becoming more sophisticated. In addition to superior texture and appearance, consumers are demanding exceptional comfort and lower environmental impact. Teijin Frontier’s SOLOTEX® fiber delivers soft, smooth fabric with an attractive appearance, and supports sustainability by using approximately 40 percent plant-derived raw material.

SOLOTEX® has variety of lineups such as stretch fabrics using side-by-side composite yarn and soft and smooth fabric with colorability using PTT monocomponent taking advantage of PTT fiber’s characteristics. Teijin Frontier has been widely promoting SOLOTEX® in the global market and also developing fabrics that make the most of its characteristics, however, it could not achieve excellent stretchability and sufficient swelling at the same time due to the difficulty in controlling the heat shrinkage of PTT polymer.

Teijin Frontier will begin promoting SOLOTEX® LIBERTE globally for the autumn and winter 2024 collections of sportswear and casual wear. The company expects sales of SOLOTEX® LIBERTE to reach 500,000m by fiscal 2026.

Posted: June 12, 2023

Source Teijin Group

W. C. Bradley Co. Acquires Dansons US LLC

COLUMBUS, Ga. — June 8, 2023 — W. C. Bradley Co. acquired Dansons US LLC and its subsidiaries on June 7, 2023, adding to its portfolio of outdoor consumer product businesses.

The agreement brings together two organizations with iconic brands including Char-Broil®, TIKI®, Pit Boss®, Oklahoma Joe’s® and Louisiana Grills®, high quality product portfolios, and a shared passion for innovation to create significant value for its consumers and other stakeholders.

Additionally, W. C. Bradley Co. and Dansons share a faith- and family-focused foundation, highly engaged team members, and a strong entrepreneurial spirit. James G. Hillenbrand, CEO of W. C. Bradley Co., stated, “We are excited to partner with the Dansons’ team. This combination is a natural fit of strong cultures, brands and partners.”

Posted: June 9, 2023

Source W. C. Bradley CoW

ORIGIN Announces New Performance Sports Apparel Product Line

FARMINGTON, Maine — June 9, 2023 — ORIGIN USA and Founder/CEO Pete Roberts are once again disrupting the marketplace with an innovative launch to remind consumers that they have power behind their spending dollars. This time, entering the vast marketplace of performance sports apparel, the ORIGIN team is drawing a hard line with their domestically sourced and manufactured training/running shorts and workout shirts – in contrast to big brands who abandoned American manufacturing communities decades ago for cheaper foreign labor and imported textiles.

“Our customers know that every dollar they spend with ORIGIN goes back into our communities right here at home,” says Roberts. “We’ve worked hard to create quality products, built for durability and comfort, and available at a competitive price. We want to give consumers an easy switch from the brands who only claim to be American brands.”

The new product line launching Friday at noon on the OriginUSA.com website is comparable to offerings from companies like Nike and Adidas – but built on an entirely domestic supply chain, instead of being shipped from factories in places like Honduras, China, or Pakistan.

“One of the most satisfying things for me to see is the product our teams developed being worn and challenged by an athlete in their regimen – where they’ve spent their hard-earned dollars and are proud to wear it,” says Travis Gessley, ORIGIN’s VP of Product. Formerly from Under Armour, Gessley enjoys the vertically integrated model to manufacture “fiber to finish” as Roberts refers to it, but he readily admits that the dedication to keep everything sourced and made in the USA adds an additional challenge to the process. “It really highlights the state of our country’s ability to produce our own goods at home.”

The ability to manufacture essential goods in the United States is something that Jocko Willink, co-owner of ORIGIN, retired Navy SEAL Officer, NY Times best-selling author, entrepreneur, and world-famous podcaster, highlights frequently in interviews as “an economic war with China.” Where popular textiles and cheap labor are abundantly available from overseas suppliers, ORIGIN has remained dedicated to resurrecting supply chains and reviving factory jobs in towns where American pride and ingenuity in manufacturing were once the heartbeat of the community.

While modeling the new ORIGIN RTX (Roll. Train. Execute.) product line, Willink states: “The plan, the idea, the thought doesn’t matter. If you want to win, you have to execute.” He’s talking about the mindset required for a disciplined training regimen, but his statement also applies to how the company perseveres to grow and scale the ORIGIN Factory Blockchain model for domestic sourcing and manufacturing. With factories in Maine and North Carolina, a coast-to-coast product development process, and domestic supply chains strengthening around the country, ORIGIN is proving this American dream a reality.

Posted: June 9, 2023

Source ORIGIN USA

CCI Launches The COTTON USA Mill Performance Index™ At ITMA 2023, A Groundbreaking Mill Benchmarking Tool That Proves U.S. Cotton’s Superiority

MILAN — June 8, 2023 — An essential new benchmarking tool for spinning mills launches today at ITMA 2023 that allows mills to evaluate their performance vis-à-vis others and definitively show the positive impact of U.S. cotton: the COTTON USA Mill Performance Index™.

“The benchmarking capability of this tool from Cotton Council International (CCI) has the potential to transform a mill’s performance,” said CCI Executive Director Bruce Atherley. “The COTTON USA Mill Performance Index™ shows how mills compare to their direct competition and how sourcing U.S. cotton ultimately increases productivity and provides higher yields.”

The COTTON USA Mill Performance Index™ (patent pending) anonymously collects data from participating spinning mills and gives performance measurements across five key cost drivers: material yield, machine productivity, labor productivity, efficiency management and energy management. Data security is a top priority, and anonymity is guaranteed.

The launch of this exclusive tool at ITMA 2023, the world’s largest international textile and garment technology exhibition, follows a successful pilot program involving 47 mills across 13 countries. The pilot showed U.S. cotton increased labor productivity and led to better running conditions/less ends down, higher yield in combed and carded yarns, higher machine productivity and higher spindle speed.

The COTTON USA Mill Performance Index™ is available on an invitation-only basis to spinning mills that are members of the U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol® and consume at least 10,000 bales of U.S. Upland and Supima cotton.

Visit the COTTON USA SOLUTIONS® team at Stand H2-A303 at ITMA 2023 to learn more about how the COTTON USA Mill Performance Index™ can improve mill performance with U.S. cotton or contact a CCI representative via www.cottonusa.org/contact-form.

Posted: June 9, 2023

Source COTTON USA™

Pan Technology, Inc. Establishing First South Carolina Operations In Spartanburg County

COLUMBIA, S.C. — June 8, 2023 — Pan Technology, Inc. (Pan Technology), a manufacturer of pigment dispersions, specialty inks and coatings, today announced plans to establish its first South Carolina operations in Spartanburg County. The company’s $7.2 million investment will create 72 new jobs.

Headquartered in Carlstadt, New Jersey, Pan Technology specializes in manufacturing colorants, coatings and a wide variety of related specialty products for the paint and coatings, furniture, automotive, ink, construction and cosmetic industries.

With current operations in New Jersey, Pan Technology plans to build a new facility located at 109 Belton Drive in Spartanburg. The facility will expand the company’s manufacturing, lab and warehouse footprint into South Carolina.

Operations are expected to be online by the end of 2023. Individuals interested in joining the Pan Technology team should visit the company’s contact page. https://www.pantechnology.com/contact

The Coordinating Council for Economic Development approved job development credits related to this project.

“We are very excited to have the opportunity to expand our business with the help from the talented people of South Carolina. It’s a privilege to become part of Spartanburg County where we look forward to developing and expanding our products portfolio which is diverse, sustainable and specialized to meet the customer’s objective.” -Pan Technology, Inc. President Michael Rossomando

“It’s always exciting to see a company choose to increase its footprint by establishing South Carolina operations. Today we celebrate Pan Technology’s decision to invest $7.2 million and create new jobs in Spartanburg County.” -Gov. Henry McMaster

“South Carolina’s manufacturing industry continues to play an important role in our economy. Because of companies like Pan Technology, we are further diversifying this sector while also providing unique opportunities within the state.” -Secretary of Commerce Harry M. Lightsey III

“We are grateful and excited when Spartanburg County is the chosen location for a business to expand its statewide options. Pan Technology couldn’t have picked a better location to align with their core businesses. In Spartanburg County, they’ve found a supportive partner to accommodate their mission and future growth. We welcome them to the Spartanburg team.”-Spartanburg County Councilman and Economic Development Committee Chairman David Britt

Fast Facts:

Pan Technology, Inc. (Pan Technology) is establishing its first South Carolina operations in Spartanburg County.

The company’s $7.2 million investment will create 72 new jobs.

Pan Technology is a manufacturer of pigment dispersions, specialty inks and coatings.

Pan Technology is located at 109 Belton Drive in Spartanburg, S.C.

Individuals interested in joining the Pan Technology team should visit the company’s contact page. https://www.pantechnology.com/contact

Posted: June 9, 2023

Source South Carolina Office of the Governor

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