Motion AI Launches New Website

BIRMINGHAM, Ala.  — September 19, 2022 — Motion Industries, Inc., a distributor of maintenance, repair and operation replacement parts, and a premier provider of industrial technology solutions, is pleased to announce the launch of the new Motion Ai website, https://ai.motion.com.

Announced in February 2022, the Motion Ai business group unifies acquired technical companies, including Applied Machine and Motion Control (AMMC), Axis New England/Axis New York, BRAAS, F&L Industrial Solutions, Integro Technologies, Kaman Automation, Meier Transmission and Numatic Engineering.

This new and growing website reflects the unity of these legacy brands and showcases Motion Ai’s broad, technical capabilities with a clean, modern design that is easy to navigate. The Resources page contains educational videos, a blog with informational articles and a document library, including product specs and other descriptors to help users with their technical applications. The Industries page narrows the focus, so users can quickly find potential solutions to meet their specific needs.

The Products page allows users to search anything automation-related, from motion control to pneumatics to sensors, while the information on the Solutions page ranges from automation and process to machine vision and robotics. In these spaces, users can easily research and source diverse products and explore Motion Ai’s wide range of solution capabilities.

For custom assistance at any technical level, website users can access a complete and comprehensive team of experts, such as engineers regarding product or system design, and industry-segment specialists with ultra-focused expertise.

“The new Motion Ai website provides more innovative resources and enhanced information forusers who want to learn anything and everything automation, robotics and motion control,” said Aurelio Banda, Motion’s Senior Vice President, Automation Intelligence. “As an automation industry leader, Motion Ai delivers consistent, relevant news and trends via this new website, while allowing for rapid-response functionality. We also look forward to launching a contemporary eCommerce platform in the near future.”

Randy Breaux, President of Motion, said, “Blending the acquired technical brands under Motion Ai has been a huge success, and the resulting synergies are a major benefit for our customers. Now, this new website makes assistance and solutions more accessible than ever for users whowant to optimize automation and IIoT in their organizations.”

Posted: September 19, 2022

Source: Motion Industries, Inc.

namuk Appoints Industry Veteran Beth Steele As Vice President Of North America 

ZURICH — September 19, 2022 — namuk, the Swiss-based premium sustainable outdoor brand for kids, announces today the addition of Beth Steele as Vice President of North America. Steele will be responsible for driving namuk’s U.S. and Canadian business and building the organization in both DTC and B2B markets. Since namuk’s inception in 2016, the brand has seen tremendous growth in Switzerland and now Steele will lead its success in the North American market, continuing to drive demand for sustainable and innovative premium outdoor gear for kids.

“Beth brings industry expertise and an impressive track record of sales success that will be paramount to namuk’s growth and its vision for the future, ” said Franz Bittmann, Founder and CEO of namuk. “I am thrilled to welcome Beth to the team and I’m confident that she will accelerate our growth, strengthen relationships with key sales accounts and increase brand awareness in North America.”

Steele, a Vermont-based winter sports and soft goods industry veteran, brings over 20 years of leadership experience in sales development and management working for globally-recognized outdoor brands such as Burton and Reima. Steele’s vast background and knowledge of scaling sales by fostering relationships and driving category growth, combined with her resourcefulness to create business, will shape namuk’s North American business to meet global brand goals.

“The moment I met Franz and the namuk team, I immediately aligned with their values, and felt a connection to the innovative team,” adds Steele. “As a mom with multi-sport outdoor active kids, I know the impact nature has on them and all kids should have the opportunity to experience the outdoors with the right gear – no matter the weather. namuk is poised for success in North America and I look forward to using my experience to position this youthful brand as a sustainable leader in kids performance apparel.”

Posted: September 19, 2022

Source: namuk

Window Furnishings Manufacturer Norman USA Establishing Operations In Beaufort County, S.C.

COLUMBIA, S.C. — September 15, 2022 — Norman USA, a global supplier of window furnishings, today announced plans to establish operations in Beaufort County. The company’s $16 million investment will create 67 new jobs over the next five years.

For more than 40 years, Norman USA has crafted quality window furnishings for various industries around the world. The company is a vertically integrated original manufacturer that designs, manufactures and assembles many of the parts that go into its products. Norman USA offers an extensive portfolio of innovative, safe and stylish shutters, blinds and shades.

Located at 74 Schein Loop in Beaufort, Norman USA’s new facility will expand the company’s cross-docking operations to the East Coast.

“Norman USA is excited to announce plans to establish an East Coast presence in Beaufort. In addition to the excellent support we have received from the state, county and city, our decision was reinforced by the proximity to ports and surrounding resources. We look forward to becoming a part of the Beaufort community as we continue to manufacture and distribute award-winning window coverings.” -Norman USA Vice President of Operations Alex Liu

“Norman USA expanding its operations into South Carolina is yet another win for our state. It goes to show that our strategic location, business-friendly environment and strong workforce continue to attract jobs and investment to our state. Congratulations to Norman USA and Beaufort County.”
-Gov. Henry McMaster

“It is exciting to see Beaufort County’s economic development continue to flourish with today’s announcement by Norman USA. We welcome this company to South Carolina’s thriving business community.”-Secretary of Commerce Harry M. Lightsey III

“The jobs created by Norman USA will help transform lives in our community, and I look forward to seeing residents obtain meaningful employment through this investment. I am appreciative of the partnership between the county, the city, the Beaufort County Economic Development Corp., the SouthernCarolina Alliance and the South Carolina Department of Commerce that made this happen. This is just the beginning; we’re gaining momentum in Beaufort County.”
-Beaufort County Councilman Gerald Dawson

“The City of Beaufort has worked tirelessly to set the table at the Beaufort Commerce Park over the past years. The city turned the location into a modern commerce park through the Palmetto Sites program, bringing the proper infrastructure and sparking the development of a speculative building. Norman USA’s investment is a testament of the city’s work and an excellent return on investment. We are delighted to welcome them to our Beaufort community and will do everything in our power to help them grow in Beaufort.” -City of Beaufort Mayor Stephen Murray

“SouthernCarolina Alliance congratulates Beaufort County and their economic development corporation on the announcement that Norman USA will locate in the Beaufort Spec Building, creating 67 jobs. Every job created provides an opportunity for a local resident, which improves the quality of life for our families. Our communities appreciate good economic development, and we welcome Norman USA and look forward to their growth in Beaufort County.” -Southern Carolina Alliance Chairman Marty Sauls

Posted: September 16, 2022

Source: South Carolina Office of the Governor

Hemp Stalk Processor BIOPHIL Natural Fibers to Locate $10 Million Facility to Robeson County, N.C.

RALEIGH, NC— September 14, 2022 — BIOPHIL Natural Fibers, a manufacturer of organic raw materials, will create 41 new jobs in Robeson County, Governor Roy Cooper announced today. The company will invest more than $10.9 million to locate a new processing operation to Lumberton.

“North Carolina is the perfect place for BIOPHIL as our economy is deeply rooted in agriculture and manufacturing,” said Governor Cooper. “With their commitment to sustainability and renewables, we believe this company will find great success in Robeson County.”

Founded in 2019, BIOPHIL processes hemp stalk to produce fiber and hurd as a sustainable alternative to petroleum plastic, concrete, tree wood for construction materials, fiberglass, tree pulp for paper and packaging products, synthetic fibers for woven and nonwoven textiles, industrial absorbents, and other raw materials that are either nonrenewable, non-biodegradable or otherwise harmful to the environment. BIOPHIL currently operates a processing facility in Pennsylvania and will add a 90,829-square-foot building in Lumberton to expand its production operations with decortication (initial separation of hemp stalk into hurd and fiber) and parallel processing lines that will further clean, refine, and cut hurd and fiber to its clients’ specifications. This new facility will also include research and development for mycelium load-bearing structural composites by Okom Wrks Labs, as well as prototype development and eventually manufacturing for hurd construction materials and other hemp-based products.

“We are very excited to work in North Carolina,” said Marcel Dabdoub, CEO of BIOPHIL Natural Fibers. “We enjoyed working with local and regional businesses in Lumberton and surrounding areas during our diligence process as well as our farmers throughout North Carolina over the past two grow seasons, and we look forward to expanding these relationships.”

“BIOPHIL is joining North Carolina’s large supply chain for textiles and nonwoven manufacturing,” said N.C. Commerce Secretary Machelle Baker Sanders. “Together, our unique research partnerships and networks help support North Carolina in achieving top rankings for businesses across all industries.”

The North Carolina Department of Commerce led a team of partners in supporting BIOPHIL’s location to North Carolina. The new positions include production, administrative, and managerial staff, which will have a combined average annual salary of $40,122. Robeson County’s overall annual wage is $37,649. Once filled, these new jobs have the potential to create an annual payroll impact of more than $1.6 million.

A performance-based grant of $125,000 from the One North Carolina Fund will help with BIOPHIL’S expansion. The One NC Fund provides financial assistance to local governments to help attract economic investment and to create jobs. Companies receive no money upfront and must meet job creation and capital investment targets to qualify for payment. All One NC grants require matching participation from local governments and any award is contingent upon that condition being met.

“This is another great win for Robeson County,” said N.C. Senator Danny Britt. “We are ready to fill these new positions and to support BIOPHIL’s expansion to our community.”

“We appreciate BIOPHIL’S investment in Lumberton,” said N.C. Representative Charles Graham. “This infusion of $10 million will help lift our local economy and benefit this region.”

Joining the North Carolina Department of Commerce and the Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina were key partners in the project that included the North Carolina General Assembly, North Carolina Community College System, Robeson Community College, Robeson County, North Carolina’s Southeast, Robeson County Committee of 100, Robeson County Office of Economic Development, and City of Lumberton.

Posted: September 16, 2022

Source: North Carolina Office of the Governor

Henkel Acquires Thermexit Business From Nanoramic

DÜSSELDORF, Germany — September 15, 2022 — Henkel has completed the acquisition of the Thermal Management Materials business of Nanoramic Laboratories (Nanoramic) headquartered in Boston, MA, USA, marketed under the brand Thermexit™ (Thermexit). Nanoramic, until 2018 known as FastCAP Systems Corporation, is an R&D company focused on developing high-end energy storage and thermal management technologies based on carbon composites. With this acquisition Henkel aims to strengthen the position of its Adhesive Technologies business unit in the growing markets for Thermal Interface Materials (TIM) by expanding its capabilities in high-performance segments.

The Thermexit portfolio includes patented, high-performance thermal interface gap pads based on an innovative nano-filler technology. This technology provides unique materials with extremely high thermal conductivity and excellent stability.

The acquisition strengthens Henkel’s position in the growing Thermal Interface Material (TIM) market and expands its offerings for applications in high-growing market segments that require specialized know-how with regards to heat management in electronics, including 5G infrastructure, semiconductors, and power conversion for industrial and automotive electronics.

“Thermal management solutions are an important growth technology within our materials portfolio and play a major role to further drive innovations with regards to global megatrends such as connectivity, mobility and sustainability,” explained Jan-Dirk Auris, Executive Vice President Henkel Adhesive Technologies. “The acquisition of Thermexit complements our existing portfolio with offerings in high-growing market segments to further create value for our customers.”

Both parties agreed to not disclose any financial details of the transaction.

Posted: September 16, 2022

Source: Henkel

Reduce. Reuse. Regenerate – Recycled Materials Take Center Stage In PUMA’S RE:COLLECTION

HERZOGENAURACH, Germany — September 15, 2022 — Sports company PUMA shows how recycled materials can create a unique look with RE:COLLECTION, a line of products for Sportstyle, Running & Training and Motorsport which are made with recycled cotton and polyester.

Depending on the style, the pieces of RE:COLLECTION contain between 20% and 100% recycled materials, creating a look of perfect imperfection in neutral colors. Cutting waste is used to reinforce the uppers of RE:COLLECTION’s lifestyle footwear.

In the Autumn/Winter season, RE:COLLECTION includes performance products for Running and Training such as the PWRFrame TR, a high-performance Training shoe that is engineered for forefoot support and features at least 30% recycled material in the upper. Among other Training products of RE:COLLECTION, the tights are made with at least 70% recycled material but retain the performance characteristics such as the moisture-wicking properties of PUMA’s dryCELL technology.

As part of its Forever Better sustainability strategy, PUMA has set itself ambitious targets when it comes to using materials from more sustainable sources and increasing the amount of recycled content in its products. By 2025, 75% of the polyester used in PUMA’s Apparel and Accessories will come from recycled sources.

RE:COLLECTION products will be available in the Autumn/Winter 2022 season in PUMA stores and on PUMA.com.

Posted: September 16, 2022

Source: PUMA

American Eagle Outfitters Inc. Releases Inaugural “Building A Better World” ESG Report Prepared In Alignment With The Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB)

PITTSBURGH — September 15, 2022 — American Eagle Outfitters, Inc. today releases its first annual environmental, social and governance (ESG) report detailing its Building a Better World strategy and progress. AEO also announces updated sustainability goals and renames the REAL Change Scholarship to the Steven A. Davis Scholarship for Social Justice in honor of AEO’s late board member.

The report outlines two decades of ESG achievements through the company’s Planet, People and Practices initiatives. Notably, AEO reduced its water use per pair of jeans produced by 36%, exceeding a major water reduction goal two years early. Additionally, 95% of American Eagle (AE) jeans and more than 50% of AE and Aerie brand styles made in 2021 were produced under the Real Good label, which signifies products made using the company’s highest environmental standards.

“AEO’s inaugural ESG report underscores our commitment to building a better world, ensuring greater transparency, communication, standardized reporting and, most importantly, outlining our goals for ongoing improvement,” said Jay Schottenstein, AEO’s Executive Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer. “We are taking purposeful actions to protect our planet, care for our people and operate with the highest level of integrity through the very best practices. In working toward our goals, every milestone achieved presents new opportunities to do more. We will continue to raise the bar and build a more sustainable, equitable future for our associates, customers and communities.”

After several years of environmental action, AEO established comprehensive climate goals in 2019. In 2021, the company formalized its ESG strategy and established a cross-functional ESG working group and steering committee overseen by the board of directors. AEO has now updated its sustainability goals to include:

  • Committing to set a long-term net-zero target by 2024;
  • Reducing water use per jean by 50% by 2025;
  • Sourcing 100% renewable energy for all owned and operated facilities by 2030;
  • By 2023, 100% of cotton, 50% of polyester and 100% of man-made cellulosic (MMC) fibers to be sourced more sustainably;
  • Through the Real Good product label, the AE brand will also require that jeans are made with a majority of sustainable fibers, such as recycled or sustainably sourced cotton beginning with back-to-school 2023. This is in addition to jeans being made in factories that meet AEO’s water standards.

AEO is also proud to announce that it has renamed its REAL Change Scholarship to the Steven A. Davis Scholarship for Social Justice in honor of late AEO board member Steven Davis, who unexpectedly passed away in July of 2022. Mr. Davis was an esteemed advisor to the company’s leadership team with a passion for building strong communities through inclusion, diversity, equity and access. Introduced in 2020, the scholarship is a $5 million commitment to advancing educational opportunities for AEO associates who are driving anti-racism, equality and social justice initiatives. In 2022, the second class of 15 recipients was named, marking a total of 30 scholars who are each eligible for up to $40,000 toward secondary education.

Other key achievements highlighted in AEO’s Building a Better World 2021 ESG Report include:

  • Saved 3.5 billion gallons of water across jeans factories since the launch of the Water Leadership Program in 2017;
  • Saved an estimated 5.1 billion gallons of water due to the sourcing of Better Cotton;
  • Sustainably sourced 59% of cotton and 16% of polyester used across portfolio of brands;
  • Aerie used the equivalent of 10.9 million plastic bottles in recycled polyester;
  • Increased the use of renewable energy in operations to 26% through the procurement of green energy;
  • Corporate board of directors comprising 50% diverse members, as defined by gender and/or ethnicity;
  • Achieved near gender parity in executive leadership, with 47% of executive leaders identifying as female;
  • Donated 40 million meals to Feeding America over the past two years;
  • Donated more than $46 million to charitable organizations championing mental health, youth empowerment, education and the environment since 2012.

AEO’s Building a Better World 2021 ESG performance reporting aligns with the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB) Apparel, Accessories & Footwear Standard.

Posted: September 16, 2022

Source: American Eagle Outfitters Inc.

Pantone Color Institute Releases Pantone Fashion Colour Trend Report Spring/Summer 2023 For London Fashion Week

LONDON, UK — September 16, 2022 — Pantone LLC, the global authority on colour and provider of professional colour standards for the design industries, today announced the Pantone® Fashion Colour Trend Report Spring/Summer 2023 edition for London Fashion Week (LFW). Published for the fashion industry by the Pantone Color Institute, the trend forecasting and colour consultancy, this season’s report features the top ten standout colours as well as the five new classics we can expect to see as fashion designers introduce new Spring/Summer collections.

According to Pantone Color Institute experts, colours for LFW Spring/Summer 2023 chart a new path forward. Recontextualized with a modern edge, this season’s colours integrate tradition and innovation marrying our need for brightness and vibrant positivity with quieting tinted tones. A fearless attitude and freedom of expression reframes our perceptions of colour with a no-holds-barred approach coming through in witty mixes and animated pairings.

“As we anticipate our future, we are embracing the freedom to colourfully express our individuality without constraint,” said Leatrice Eiseman, Executive Director of the Pantone Color Institute. “Experiencing a creative liberation that transgresses previous norms, we are adapting and inventing novel pairings and contrasting harmonies.”

About the Spring/Summer 2023 London Colour Palette:

Dynamic shades blend with quiet tones for animated pairings and witty mixes

  • PANTONE 17-1563 Cherry Tomato: a tempting red that calls out for attention
  • PANTONE 16-1544 Persimmon: a silky honey shaded coral
  • PANTONE 14-1140 Iced Mango: a fruity orange with a tropical touch
  • PANTONE 12-0643 Blazing Yellow: a heated radiant beam of sunshine
  • PANTONE 16-0229 Titanite: an enlivening and lustrous yellow green
  • PANTONE 16-6230 Andean Toucan: an exotic green suggestive of the highland forest
  • PANTONE 14-4122 Airy Blue: a lightweight blue illustrative of a cloudless sky
  • PANTONE 18-4245 Electric Blue Lemonade: a crisp brilliant blue that electrifies the palette
  • PANTONE 17-3020 Spring Crocus: a floral purple that blithely blooms in early spring
  • PANTONE 16-2122 Pink Cosmos: a garden pink that promotes contrast to all other hues

About the Spring/Summer 2023 New Classics:

Ultra-calm tints and tones suggest a quiet presence

  • PANTONE 13-4201 Oyster Mushroom: a non-presumptive gray with a silent power
  • PANTONE 14-6011 Grayed Jade: a mineralized greyed green tone
  • PANTONE 12-0912 Tender Peach: a delicate peach with a gentle touch
  • PANTONE 17-1230 Mocha Mousse: a sweet milk chocolate brown
  • PANTONE 19-3954 Bluing: a brisk inky blue

Posted: September 16, 2022

Source: Pantone LLC

Mannington Commercial Joins Drawdown Georgia Business Compact

CALHOUN, GA.  — September 16, 2022 — Mannington Commercial announced today that it is one of the newest members to the Drawdown Georgia Business Compact (“Compact”), a consortium of Georgia businesses that are working collectively to address growing climate solutions in the state and that share a goal of transitioning Georgia to net zero carbon emissions by 2050. The Compact is focused on scaling solutions in ways that address other societal priorities such as equity, health, environmental quality, and economic opportunity.

As a member of the Compact, Mannington Commercial is actively participating in carbon-reducing initiatives, reporting on its progress with other members, and providing financial backing for the Compact’s various programs. Mannington Commercial joins other leading Georgia businesses that are members of the Compact, including The Coca-Cola Company, Cox Enterprises, Delta Air Lines, Norfolk Southern and UPS.

“Joining the Drawdown Georgia Business Compact is another important step in our journey toward carbon neutrality and improving our social and environmental commitments,” said Mannington Commercial Director of Sustainability Shane Totten. “We are excited to be a part of a leading organization that provides members with a platform for collaboration and sharing net zero best practices and goals. The ability for us to further reduce our own carbon footprint, while helping other members and the state achieve carbon neutrality, is essential to our shared future.”

Mannington Commercial’s membership in the Compact underscores the company’s public-facing and growing commitment to pursuing carbon neutrality and enhancing its social and environmental stewardship. The company recently announced that it has taken immediate action to reduce carbon emissions by ensuring all new and refreshed products introduced this year will be 105 percent carbon offset to meet carbon negative or neutral standards. Participation in the Compact will further reduce the company’s carbon emissions at its manufacturing facilities, within its supply chain, and through its fleet vehicle operations. Additional decarbonization efforts will include improvements in energy and water usage and actively working with supply chain partners to reduce and eliminate carbon emissions.

Posted: September 16, 2022

Source: Mannington Commercial

The European Textiles Industry Statement On The Energy Package: More And More Incisive Actions Need To Be Taken With No Further Delay

BRUSSELS — September 16, 2022 — Last month, when gas wholesale prices reached the record level of 340€/MWh[1] – triggering also sky-high electricity prices – the European textiles industry called on the European Union to adopt a wholesale price cap for gas, the revision of the merit-order principle in the electricity market, support for SMEs and a single European strategy. On 14 September 2022, on the occasion of the State of the Union address by President Von der Leyen, the Commission announced initiatives aimed at tackling the dramatic energy crisis that the Europe is facing.

We, the European associations representing the whole textiles’ ecosystem,  welcome these proposals by the Commission to change the TTF benchmark parameters and decouple the TTF from the electricity market and the revision of the merit-order principle for the electricity market, which is no longer serving the purpose it was designed for.

We also welcome the proposal to amend the state-aid framework that, in our view, should include the textiles finishing, the textiles services and the nonwoven sectors as well as a simplification of the application requirements. Furthermore, we call for a uniform implementation across the EU.

However, we acknowledge that the Commission proposal lacks in ambition and – if confirmed – it will come at the cost of losing European industrial capacity and European jobs. Ultimately, Europe will remain without its integrated textiles ecosystem, as we know it today, and no mean to translate into reality the EU textiles strategy, for more sustainable and circular textiles products.

An ambitious and meaningful European price cap on the wholesale price of natural gas is absolutely necessary. Europe is running out of time to save its own industry. It is now time to act swiftly, decisively in unity and solidarity at European level. We understand a very high price cap has been so far discussed among Ministries and that is not reassuring for companies across Europe: if any cap is, as expected, above 100/MWh, these businesses will collapse.

Already in March 2022, with EU gas wholesale prices at 200€/MWh, the business case for keeping textiles production was no longer there. To date, natural gas wholesale prices have reached the level of 340€/MWh[2], more than 15 times higher compared to 2021[3]! Currently, many businesses have suspended their production processes to avoid the loss of tens of thousands of euros every day. We hope this will not become the new normal and – to reduce the likelihood of such a scenario – we call on the Commission, the EU Council and the Parliament to swiftly adopt decisive, impactful and concrete actions to tackle the energy crisis and ensure the survival of the European industry.

Given the dire international competition in which the EU textiles industry operates, it is not possible to just pass on the increased costs to consumers. Yet, with these sky-high prices, our companies cannot afford to absorb those costs. The EU textiles companies are mainly SMEs that do not have the financial structure to absorb such a shock.  In contrast with such reality in Europe, the wholesale price of gas in the US and China is 10€/MWh, whereas in Turkey the price is 25€/MWh. If the EU does not act, our international competitors will easily replace us in the market, resulting in the de-industrialisation of Europe and a worsened reliance on foreign imports of essential products.

Specific segments of the textile industry are particularly vulnerable:

  • The man-made fibres (MMF) industry for instance is an energy intensive sector and a major consumer of natural gas and electricity in the manufacturing of its fibres. Not only is it being affected by higher energy process, it is also experiencing shortages and sharply rising costs of its raw materials.
  • For the nonwovens segment, production processes – which use both fibres and filaments extruded in situ – are also highly dependent on gas and electricity. Polymers melting and extrusion, fibres carding, web-forming, web-bonding and drying are energy-intensive techniques. Nonwoven materials can be found in many applications crucial to citizens like in healthcare (face masks) or automotive (batteries).
  • It also is to be noted that for some segments the use of gas has no technological substitute: for example, the dyeing and finishing production units make very intense use of gas. These production units are mainly composed by boilers and driers, which only work on gas and there is no alternative technology.
  • The textile services sector is also struggling: with the critical nature of the service they provide, they require a considerable amount of energy to keep services, particularly hospitals and care homes stocked with lifesaving material as well as clothing and bed linens for the patients themselves. Losing these businesses would cause a lack of clothing for healthcare professionals, including protective sanitary gowns for surgeons, nurses and doctors, uniforms including other forms of personal protective equipment.

Posted: September 16, 2022

Source: EuroCoton, Edana, CIRFS, ETSA

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