Motion’s 2021 Supplier Of The Year Award Winner: Gates

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — May 5, 2022 — Motion Industries Inc. — distributor of maintenance, repair and operation replacement parts, and a premier provider of industrial technology solutions — named Gates Corp. “2021 Supplier of the Year.” The award recognizes companies that have shown exceptional commitment to Motion through quality products and services, as well as earning the highest score in the multi-faceted Supplier Stratification rating system. The presentation took place May 3 at Motion’s headquarters in Birmingham, Ala.

“We value and appreciate the relationship that we have with the Gates team,” stated Motion’s President Randy Breaux. “Over the past couple of years, we all have faced challenges like never before — with a pandemic, supply chain shortages, workforce issues and now inflation. Together, Motion and Gates continue to exemplify that relationships truly matter.”

Kevin Storer, Motion’s executive vice president of U.S. Branch Operations, added, “As the Motion team works to deliver value to our customers and continually earn our place as the premier industrial solutions provider, we are proud to have innovative and dedicated suppliers such as Gates.”

On behalf of all Gates employees, we are truly honored and humbled to receive the 2021 Supplier of the Year Award from Motion,” said Grant Gawronski, chief commercial officer of Gates Corp. “For over 75 years, Gates and Motion have worked closely together to serve industrial customers with the highest levels of service, quality and innovation. Working through the challenges of the past few years further highlights the strength of this relationship, as well as our optimism for our future combined success.”

Joe Limbaugh, Motion’s executive vice president of Supply Chain, Operations Support, Marketing and Enterprise Excellence, said: “Suppliers who finished in our Top 50 are the ‘best of the best’ in our industry, and to rank first in this elite group is extremely impressive—especially with our rigorous rating system. We look forward to mutual success with Gates in 2022 and beyond.”

Motion’s Supplier Stratification formula is a rating system that evaluates each supplier’s performance in a number of Supply Chain, Marketing and Field Support categories.

Posted: May 5, 2022

Source: Motion Industries Inc.

Testing The Hand Feel Of Functional And Outdoor Wear Has Never Been So Easy As With This Innovative Tactile Sensation Analyzer From emtec Electronic

LEIPZIG, Germany — May 5, 2022 — Whether the product is sportswear or sleeping bags, manufacturers of functional and recreational fabrics usually need to know how the material feels to the touch and compare results between samples. If it’s more elastic, for example, after using a certain processing technique, or softer after using a particular additive — this information aids in optimizing the comfort factor of the finished product. Ideally, the results should be delivered quickly, use minimal resources, and be as reliably close to the human perception of touch as possible.

Appearing for the first time at the Outdoor Retailer trade show in Denver, measuring device manufacturer emtec Electronic will be presenting a machine specifically for this purpose. Using an innovative measuring principle based on sound measurement, the  easily portable TSA Tactile Sensation Analyzer provides makers of textiles and nonwovens with an objective value for the handle and comfort of practically any type of fabric.

Unlike human testers, the TSA is able to differentiate between the haptic parameters softness, smoothness, and stiffness to arrive at an overall haptic impression of a material sample. In addition to the haptic, the TSA also measures the elasticity, plasticity, and hysteresis of a material, indicating, for example, how the material behaves when crumpled, pulled, or pressed.

“Because the human sense of touch is such a subjective experience, most of us — even professional testers — are unable to distinguish between haptic traits or place an objective value on how something feels,” explained emtec Global Marketing and Business Development Manager Alexander Gruener. “The TSA bypasses this shortcoming by providing quick data that have been shown in extensive trials to correlate nearly perfectly with the results of human hand-panel testing.”

Visitors to the Outdoor Retailer event in Denver are encouraged to stop by Booth 51073-UL and speak to emtec’s Global Marketing & Business Development Manager as well as the area sales manager for North America, Alexander Gruener, for more information or to request a demonstration.

Posted: May 5, 2022

Source: emtec Electronic GmbH

Upholstery & Trim International Council (UTIC)To Join Industrial Fabrics Association International (IFAI)

ROSEVILLE, Minn. — May 4, 2022 — Industrial Fabrics Association International (IFAI) is pleased to announce the Upholstery & Trim International Council (UTIC) with its members joining IFAI. Upholstery & Trim group membership is comprised of manufacturers and distributors of fabrics and accessories for applications in the automotive, marine, industrial and contract markets.

“We are so glad to have the Upholstery & Trim International Council and its members joining IFAI. The opportunity to integrate UTIC companies into IFAI’s existing divisions just makes sense and allows us to have a deeper connection to the upholstery and trim markets. Former UTIC members will receive full membership benefits and value as IFAI members,” said Steve Schiffman, IFAI CEO and president.

According to Brian Joyner, chairman of UTIC, their mission is to protect and advance the interests of businesses providing aftermarket products and services to all their markets. UTIC educates, informs, serves, and provides networking opportunities for companies that manufacture or distribute interior and exterior fabrics, associated hardware and other specialty products.

“The Upholstery and Trim International Council is extremely excited to join forces with IFAI. After an extensive search process, IFAI emerged as the clear winner. It is a well-run organization and offers many unique benefits to its members. Our executive committee felt that it will add tremendous value to our members. We are looking forward to a long-term partnership, starting with our annual convention in Las Vegas in November!” Joyner said.

UTIC’s annual convention focuses on building relationships between the premier trim wholesalers and exhibitors in the auto industry. This year’s UTIC convention is scheduled for November at the Westgate Las Vegas Resort and Casino.

Posted: May 4, 2022

Source: Industrial Fabrics Association International (IFAI)

AMSilk Appoints Klaus Kjedal As Chief Production Officer And Managing Director

MUNICH — May 4, 2022 — AMSilk GmbH, a supplier of innovative high-performance bio-based silk materials, today announces the appointment of Klaus Kjedal as chief production officer and managing director.

Kjedal was most recently head of Operations Enzymes at BASF and has previously worked for Uniobio, Novozymes and Orkla Foods leading their global operations and manufacturing. He has considerable experience in global operations and brings a deep understanding of product development, purchasing, engineering, process improvements, internal logistics and contract manufacturing. Kjedal has worked across Europe, the United Staates and Asia with multiple different strategies, processes and technologies.

Dr. Wolfgang Colberg, chairman of the Advisory Board, AMSilk, said: “The board and I are very pleased to welcome Klaus to the AMSilk Management Team. AMSilk is entering a new phase of growth and the appointment of Klaus is a testament to AMSilk’s growth strategy, as we continue to drive the industrial upscaling of the company.”

Ulrich Scherbel, CEO, AMSilk, said: “To have Klaus join the team is validation of our role as one of the world’s leading suppliers of innovative high-performance biotech materials. Klaus’ knowledge and experience of global manufacturing will be invaluable as we scale-up AMSilk’s protein production in 2022.”

Kjedal added: “I am excited to be joining AMSilk and help progress the company through the production and operations growth phase. AMSilk is a truly innovative company looking to make real change and I share its passion for making high-performance biotech materials that are accessible to everyone.”

AMSilk develops and supplies smart bio-fabricated silk materials for use in everyday life. The environmentally friendly, sustainable silk biopolymers can be fully recycled and are 100-percent biodegradable. These materials are leading the change to better and more sustainable products as well as driving state-of-the-art biomedical developments.

Posted: May 4, 2022

Source: AMSilk GmbH

Collier Aerospace’s New HyperX® Structural Analysis And Design Software Chosen For Sizing Of Unique Composite Racing Sailboat

PARIS, France — May 4, 2022 — At JEC World 2022, Collier Aerospace Corp. is spotlighting the success of its new HyperX® analysis and sizing optimization software in designing a unique composite racing sailboat. The innovative kite-powered trimaran, called the Sea Rocket, was constructed by a Swiss team of young engineers and sailing enthusiasts, aided by students at École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL). In 2023, this crew, known as the SP80 team, will attempt to break the world sailing speed record by reaching 80 knots off the coast of France. Collier Aerospace is prominently displaying a 1-meter scale model of the sailboat at its JEC World booth (K44, Hall 6) so visitors can get a close-up look at this unique vessel. The company is also giving live demonstrations in their booth of the SP80 model with their software.

“The SP80 team was extremely impressed with the new HyperX software and the engineering expertise that we received from Collier Aerospace,” said Xavier Lepercq, SP80 cofounder and technical manager. “The HyperX software was able to size an extremely complex structure and evaluate several different load cases very quickly. We really relied on Collier Aerospace’s engineering judgement and experience to help us make smart decisions. We look forward to collaborating with the Collier Aerospace team on future structural projects.”

Sizing Optimization For a Sea Rocket

Using HyperX software, Collier Aerospace provided composite optimization for the majority of the primary rigid structures on the craft, including the main hull, the power module and the back floats. Sizing involved determining the thinnest, lightest laminates and sandwich core material that met the mechanical requirements in each section of the boat while maintaining positive safety margins.

Additionally, HyperX software was used for a variety of other purposes on the SP80 team’s boat. These included trade studies for numerous laminate and sandwich panel combinations; structural optimization for manufacturability by defining fabrication and laydown sequences using the thin-ply carbon fiber-reinforced laminates; and assessment of different structural design concepts, followed by rapid sizing of the newly generated structures including static stress and buckling analyses — often as parts were being fabricated. The model generated in HyperX software contains 300,000 elements and over 500 unique design properties.

“A complex project like this composite sailboat is where HyperX software really shines,” said Mischa Pollack, director of Innovation for Collier Aerospace. “It can size a structure much faster than other tools. This speed allowed us to evaluate many different design concepts for the various chassis components, particularly the power module. This type of project is one of my favorite things about Collier Aerospace: working with great teams like the SP80 group while helping HyperX become a better tool for the future.”

Unique Structure

Competitors attempting to break the World Sailing Speed Record had substantial latitude when designing their craft, which led and inspired the SP80 team to use a trimaran architecture comprised of four key elements. Three carbon fiber-reinforced composite hulls (the main hull/passenger compartment, which protects pilot and copilot, and two side floats, which provide stability at both low and high speeds), are designed to always stay in contact with the water. Super-ventilated hydrofoils reduce cavitation and drag, thus helping the pilot use all available power to propel the boat forward. A kite (sail) is then tethered to the main hydrofoil and transforms wind power into a propulsive force to move the boat. Several different kites with surface areas ranging from 25 to 40 square meters can be used to adjust to wind conditions. The patented and all-important composite power module is a mechanical system that constantly aligns the kite’s ascending force with the hydrofoils’ descending force, efficiently transmitting wind forces from the kite to the hydrofoils and the boat itself while maintaining high-speed stability. Together, these four elements were designed to increase speed and minimize drag in both air and water to aid the team in succeeding with its record-breaking attempt.

Posted: May 4, 2022

Source: Collier Aerospace Corp.

NCTO President & CEO Kim Glas Issues Statement On USTR 301 Tariff Review

WASHINGTON — May 4, 2022 — National Council of Textile Organizations (NCTO) President and CEO Kim Glas, representing the full spectrum of U.S. textiles from fiber through finished sewn products, issued a statement on the U.S. Trade Representative’s statutory four-year review of the China 301 tariffs.

Statement from NCTO President and CEO Kim Glas:

“We have long advocated for the 301 penalty tariffs to remain on finished textile and apparel products from China. Not only do they increase the government’s negotiating leverage to address the Chinese government’s serious predatory trade practices that have hurt our domestic manufacturing sector and that of our free trade agreement partners for decades; they also send a strong message to China that the United States is committed to addressing systemic predatory trade practices that have undermined domestic industries and their workers.

“For decades, China’s illegal actions have undermined virtually every domestic manufacturing sector and contributed to the direct loss of millions of U.S. jobs. These devastating state-sponsored practices, which include intellectual property theft, pervasive state-ownership of manufacturing, industrial subsidies, and abhorrent labor and human rights abuses in the Xinjiang region, have allowed China to dominate the global marketplace, which has had severe ramifications on American workers and our Western Hemisphere trade allies. As sourcing executives seek to de-risk out of China for these products, our sector is experiencing massive investment in the U.S. and Western Hemisphere supply chains. In fact, we expect approximately $1 billion of investment announced in the United States and Central America this year alone, as penalty tariffs have played a key role in sourcing shifts.

“We have long advocated for the tariffs to be maintained on finished textile and apparel products to ensure we address these larger systemic issues that have substantially hurt our manufacturing sector and offshored jobs.

“Tariffs are a reasonable and necessary mechanism to support U.S. jobs, offset unacceptable practices, and strengthen the national economy. They help partially level the playing field for American manufacturers and workers trying to compete against unfair and illegal trade practices — ranging from intellectual property theft, forced labor, to state-sponsored subsidies — that have been perpetuated by the Chinese government. These products have flooded the U.S. market and put our domestic producers and their jobs at risk and have significantly contributed to offshoring and the destruction of the middle-class jobs. It’s critical we maintain key negotiating leverage to address these predatory trade behaviors.

We have also strongly advocated for a fair, transparent process to remove tariffs on certain limited textile machinery, chemicals and dyes that cannot be sourced domestically to help U.S. manufacturers compete against China.

The review process, which is required by statute and being undertaken by the U.S. Trade Representative’s office, will allow domestic manufacturers to weigh in on whether removing the tariffs will be harmful and trigger USTR to do a further review.

Our position has not wavered; the U.S. must maintain Section 301 tariffs on finished products, in the absence of substantive improvements in China’s pervasive, predatory trade practices. Lifting these penalty duties will cement China’s destructive dominance of global manufacturing and will do nothing to achieve the administration’s goal of easing inflationary pressures, as apparel prices out of China continue to hit rock bottom regardless of the Section 301 tariffs.”

Posted: May 4, 2022

Source: National Council of Textile Organizations (NCTO)

Aurora Specialty Textiles Group Wins Awards For Operations Excellence And Social Responsibility

YORKVILLE, Ill. — May 4, 2022 — For the third year in a row, Aurora Specialty Textiles Group has won awards for outstanding business and manufacturing practices from the Valley Industrial Association (VIA), which represents the manufacturing industry in the Fox Valley region of Illinois, a large industrial hub outside Chicago and a major Midwest manufacturing region.

This includes winning the association’s award for Operations Excellence for the third year in a row. VIA’s Excellence in Operations Award recognizes leadership in operational strategic planning and implementation, as well as continuous improvement and employee engagement.

Aurora also won the award for Social Responsibility, which reflects a company’s continual improvements and contributions in the areas of sustainability and corporate social responsibility. Aurora was a finalist for this award in 2021.

The awards were announced April 27, 2022, at the annual VIA Spark Awards Benchmarking for Excellence celebration. In addition to winning first place for Operations Excellence and Social Responsibility, Aurora was a finalist in all six Spark awards categories, which includes Culture, Workforce Development, Innovation and Safety. This was the first year Aurora was a finalist in all six categories.

The Spark Awards judging committee stated that Aurora is leveraging great tools such as Lean Smarts, multiple continuous improvement approaches, as well as utility e-maintenance for parts, preventive maintenance and planning. In addition, Aurora has a workforce training system and detailed capacity and inventory mapping that fuels their success.

“It was an honor to be a finalist in all six categories,” said Marcia Ayala, president of Aurora Specialty Textiles Group. “It is a testament to Aurora’s great employees that we continue to improve and are recognized as a company. I am very proud that we won awards in the areas of Operations Excellence and Social Responsibility. ”
Since the founding of VIA in 1902, the organization has grown from 16 to more than 200 members and Aurora was a founding member company. The VIA gives area manufacturers a place to connect for professional growth and share information and common resources that can help operations and support the wider regional manufacturing industry.

The Benchmark program, which culminates with the Spark Awards, is open to all VIA manufacturing members and starts with a self-assessment. This year, 13 companies were chosen as finalists. Each was invited to be interviewed by a panel of judges that questioned and explored their systematic approach, metrics, lessons learned and how they adjusted and improved their operations over the previous year.

The awards announced April 27 are just the latest in a lengthy list of accolades that Aurora has earned over the last 3 years in areas of sustainability, innovation, operations excellence, and community partnership.

Posted: May 4, 2022

Source: Aurora Specialty Textiles Group Inc.

Parachute Announces Jake Arnold For Parachute, First Collaboration With An Interior Designer

VENICE, Calif. — May 4, 2022 — Parachute, a digitally native premium multi-category home lifestyle brand, announced today the launch of Jake Arnold for Parachute, its first collaboration with an interior designer.

Jake Arnold for Parachute is an 11-piece limited edition collection of elevated bedding, home decor and loungewear, curated by the celebrated interior designer in partnership with Parachute. Each product in this collection is thought through extensively so Parachute customers can feel like one of Jake’s personal clients.  The collection will be available online at www.ParachuteHome.com and in Parachute’s retail stores across the country for a limited time.

Details About Jake Arnold for Parachute

  • This 11-piece collection is an evolution of the minimalist trend that has dominated the design industry of late – adding depth and intrigue to people’s homes with texture, detail, and print.
  • The collection is California modern, with a touch of English whimsy tracing back to Jake’s London roots.
  • Each product offers an element of texture (sturdy linens, super soft cottons, boucle, velvet) to elevate the bedroom and living spaces
  • The collection is designed to be mixed and matched to achieve a layered, inviting look, with effortlessness and ease.
  • Every product’s use-case was thought through in depth. For example, Jake Arnold for Parachute wanted to anchor the collection with more bolster style pillows vs. needing a slew of traditional shapes to properly make the bed feel more elevated, bringing that designer touch.

Statement from Ariel Kaye, founder and CEO of Parachute: “We’ve long been fans of Jake Arnold’s unique aesthetic and bold design choices and I’ve always felt they aligned with Parachute’s elevated yet effortless aesthetic. Working alongside Jake over the past year to design this collaboration and seeing the collection come to life has been thrilling. Jake is one of the most celebrated names in interior design today. This collection adds a sense of richness to the home through an elevated color palette and print while remaining comfortable and inviting. I can’t wait to see how our customers style their homes with his designs.”

The company, which experienced 2021 YOY growth of almost 60 percent, has continually leveraged strategic collaborations to grow brand love and consumer awareness. Since 2015, Parachute has strategically partnered with more than 20 brands, artists and influencers on curated product collections.

Posted: May 4, 2022

Source: Parachute

Three Weeks To Go Until FESPA Global Print Expo 2022: Berlin Events Will Be Free Of Covid Restrictions

FESPA 2021

SURREY, England  — May 12, 2022 — In three weeks’ time, FESPA Global Print Expo and European Sign Expo 2022 will open at Messe Berlin, Germany, ready to set speciality print and signage businesses back in motion.

340 international suppliers are now contracted to exhibit, among them are many key industry players who were unable to participate in 2021 including Epson, Fujifilm, HP, MHM and M&R.

Michael Ryan, Head of FESPA Global Print Expo, comments: “Excitement is building as we get closer to the event, and the recent news that COVID restrictions have been lifted in German venues has delivered another strong surge in exhibitor interest. With 340 confirmed exhibitors, we’ll be opening a show with almost double the number of companies that were present in Amsterdam last year, so visitors can be sure of finding the products and business solutions they need to fuel their recovery and growth.”

Many exhibitors are signalling the launch of new technologies and consumables including: the Jeti Tauro H3300 HS LED hybrid inkjet printer and the Avinci CX3200 dye-sub printer from Agfa; PVC-free digitally printable wrapping film from Avery Dennison; the GTXPro, a new product in Brother’s GTX industrial direct-to-garment printer range; the new Reggiani Terra Silver entry-level industrial textile printer from EFI; and the 330 series of wide format inkjet printers from Mimaki.

Durst, Canon, EFKA, Fujifilm, HP and many others have also flagged new product and technology upgrade announcements to come at the show.

To access the full exhibitor list, visit: https://www.fespaglobalprintexpo.com/why-visit/exhibitor-list

Visitors will enjoy a comprehensive live event programme including the all-new Sustainability Spotlight conference area and Associations Pavilion applications showcase, as well as the Printeriors interior décor feature and Wrap Masters vehicle wrapping event.

COVID restrictive measures on the German event industry were lifted from 1st April 2022, enabling the live FESPA events in Berlin to go ahead without restrictions on visitor numbers or density, social distancing or the requirement to wear face masks.

In line with the relaxation of COVID restrictive measures on the German event industry, there are no longer any testing requirements or checks to enter Messe Berlin or the FESPA exhibition. Participants do not need to show that they are vaccinated, recently recovered or have tested negative for COVID-19 to enter the exhibition.

Visitors can also rely on enhanced cleaning regimes and prominent hand sanitising facilities throughout the Messe Berlin halls. To reduce physical touchpoints, visitors will be encouraged to hold their entry badges on their phones.

“Without COVID-19 restrictions and with a first-class exhibitor line-up, we can get back to delivering the full experience print and sign professionals expect from a FESPA event”, concludes Michael Ryan. “The mood in our community towards live events is buoyant and that’s mirrored in pre-registration. The vibe is good, the appetite for innovation and connection is strong, and we can’t wait to energise print’s recovery.”

For further information and frequent updates on health and safety at the exhibition, visit https://www.messe-berlin.de/en/visitors/allgemeine-informationen/.

To find out more about FESPA Global Print Expo 2022 and to register to attend, visit: https://www.fespaglobalprintexpo.com/. Entry is free for members of a FESPA national Association or FESPA Direct. The cost of entry is 50 euros for non-members who pre-register using code FESM232 before 25th May.

Posted: May 12, 2022

Source: FESPA — A Global Federation Of Associations For The Screen Printing

JEC Composites Startup Booster: The 2022 Winners Have Been Announced!

PARIS — May 4, 2022 — In a few years, JEC Composites Startup Booster has became a reference for entrepreuneurship in the composites industry worldwide. Each year before JEC World, among the startups that submitted their application, 20 of them are selected. 20 finalists from all over the world who will join the leading composites trade show to pitch their project on stage before a panel of expert judges.

This competition is a unique opportunity to network and shine a light of what will be the future of the composites industry. Two exciting pitches sessions took place on May 3 at JEC World, and on this day, May 4, the four start-ups were finally awarded:

  • FibreCoat, Germany;
  • Continuum, Denmark;
  • Blackleaf, France; and
  • Sustainability Prize Winner: Dongnam Realize, South Korea.

Source of inspiration and networking in the composites industry

Launched in 2017, Startup Booster celebrates its fifth Anniversary in 2022. The competition has been organized in three different regions — Europe, USA and Asia — and has already fostered the emergence of 500+ innovative projects from 50+ countries, 80 finalists and 30 winners, including Arevo, Continuous Composites, ComPair, Fortify and Vartega, among other winners.

This challenge not only represents an opportunity to the winners of the trophy — who will benefit from an unrivaled visibility and contacts with key decision-makers — but to all the parts involved: particpants, jury, official partners and the worldwide audience of JEC World. It brings the entire composites value chain together, creating future business opportunities.

The jury who deliberated on May 3 included representatives from major manufacturers and investors:

  • Jelle BLOEMHOF, head of Manufacturing Technologies of Composite, Airbus;
  • Karl-Heinz FUELLER, head of Future Outside & Materials, Daimler;
  • Florent ILLAT, head of Safran Corporate Ventures, Safran;
  • Johannes GOETZELMANN, Magna Exteriors; and
  • Tim VORAGE, founder and manager, Growth Garage Accelerator, Mitsubishi Chemicals Advanced Materials.

Discover all the winners:

Category “Products & Materials”

Blackleaf – Graphene for climate

Many have tried to make graphene possible, but cost, quality and quantities never allowed this material to become a real business case. Blackleaf closes the business case thanks to a 2-pillars technology:

  1. A green and water-based production process. Blackleaf produces up to 50 kilgrams of high-quality graphene daily.
  2. A set of patents to apply graphene as a coating on any substrates with a conventional spraying technique

FibreCoat – Making High Performance Materials Affordable

FibreCoat develops and markets high-performance fiber materials. The aluminum basalt fiber “AluCoat” is the first market-ready product. Unlike currently used conductive polymer yarns, AluCoat is thermally and electrically conductive as well as temperature resistant up to 600°C. Compared to pure aluminum fibers, AluCoat can be produced at one-tenth the cost. As a result, the material has the potential to become the much-needed, affordable shielding material for the electromagnetic shielding of electric cars and 5G devices of the future.

Category “Process, Manufacturing & Equipment”

Continuum – Building the World’s First 36.000-ton Wind Blade / Composites Recycling Factory

Continuum have developed the most advanced mechanical composites transformation technology in the world that allows us to sustainably turn End-of-Life composite materials and manufacturing waste into valuable, high performance and fully circular products for the built environment. We are currently designing our first 36.000-ton factory together with the Port of Esbjerg, Denmark, to open in 2023. A second UK factory is planned.

Sustainability Prize

Dongam Realize – We Realize What We Dream: CXP Bioplastic for a Green Future

Dongnam Realize produces CXP wood, made with disposals from agriculture and forestry. It can be produced in general plastic production plants and replace normal plastic, is biodegradable and carbonized easier than regular plastics. We’re selling our products through zero-waste shops with our brand, Carbon Storage.

Posted: May 4, 2022

Source: JEC Group

1...665666667...2,629Page 666 of 2,629

Sponsors

Breaking News

Load more

Digital Issue

2026 Quarterly Issue Number I

View Latest Digital Issue

FEATURED ARTICLES

© Copyright 2017 Textile Industries Media Group, LLC.