EFI Fiery Acquires Provider Of Production And Design Workflow Software To Accelerate High Value Digital Imaging

FREMONT, Calif. — July 5, 2022 — Fiery®, the digital front end (DFE) and workflow business of Electronics For Imaging Inc. (EFI™), today announced that it has acquired CADlink® Technology Corp., a software company that delivers solutions for the high growth areas of digital direct-to-garment (DTG) and direct-to-film (DTF) printing; digital cutting and engraving; digital wide-format print; and vehicle wraps. CADlink’s products address increasingly important customer needs for customization and personalization, and for reducing the time spent moving work from design to production.

Based in Ottawa, Canada, CADlink is a global software company that serves markets that require unique workflows involving different types of production devices. CADlink’s products are recognized leaders in design, RIP and workflow technology, and are sold globally to customers through OEM partners and an extensive network of resellers. CADlink’s products, partners and channels are a natural complement to what the Fiery business delivers for its global commercial, display graphics and industrial printing customer base.

CADlink and EFI Fiery each have long histories of investment and leadership in color management, RIP and workflow solutions, as well as in helping customers get the most productivity out of their digital print and imaging systems.

“The synergies between our two companies are tremendous and we look forward to providing customers with more world-class software and support to accelerate their adoption of digital print and imaging,” said Toby Weiss, COO, EFI Fiery. “This acquisition will directly benefit our customers and it significantly strengthens and expands our presence in growing markets.”

The CADlink software portfolio includes proven, advanced solutions that support the development and growth of e-commerce for custom-manufactured products.

“The technology to produce customized and personalized garments, engraved products, vehicle wraps, and other merchandise has transformed the printing industry and requires capable software to create and layout those designs,” according to industry observer Greg Cholmondeley, principal analyst of Keypoint Intelligence’s production workflow service. “CADlink and EFI are well positioned to integrate the design, layout, RIPing, and printing processes in ways that will be key to meet evolving customer demands.”

“Becoming part of the EFI Fiery business will extend the geographic reach for our products and enhance our ability to support and drive greater value to customers and partners worldwide,” said CADlink Co-founder and CEO Gordon Reynen. “Our team is excited to join the industry leader in DFE, color management and imaging technologies and combine forces to bring more innovation to market for our customers.”

The CADlink team will be joining EFI Fiery and will continue to work from their current offices. Terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.

Posted: July 5, 2022

Source: Electronics For Imaging Inc. (EFI™)

Lillian Link Retires As Longtime Secretary/Treasurer Of Southern Textile Association

SMITHSBURG, Md. — July 1, 2022 — Lillian Link, secretary/treasurer of the Southern Textile Association (STA), announced her retirement from the association after a 27-year career in that position and nearly a half century of textile association management.

Link’s retirement is effective July 1, when the STA’s new fiscal year opens.

Devin Steele, founder and publisher of eTextileCommunications.com, Greenville, S.C., has been elected by the STA Board of Governors to succeed Link. He will be assisted by Sandy Hamilton, administrative assistant at Gaston College Kimbrell Campus & Textile Technology Center.

During the STA’s/Fiber Buyers Joint Annual Meeting this week on Hilton Head Island, S.C., Link was presented the prestigious Chapman Award, established to recognize individuals for exemplary and outstanding service and leadership to the textile industry. The Chapman Award was established by the STA in 1984 in honor of three members of the Chapman Family of Inman Mills and Inman, S.C., who served as presidents of STA — James A. Chapman Sr. in 1923, James A. Chapman Jr. in 1955 and Joseph W. Chapman in 1972. She also was named a lifetime member of the STA’s Board of Governors.

Link, with the assistance of the STA Executive Committee and Board of Governors, has helped guide the association through times of evolution and contraction for the U.S. textile industry, and the STA has remained a viable and valuable source for the sector. This is especially true as membership sought information and engagement during the industry’s transitory years.

Lillian Link with Burlington Fabrics’ Ed Cox

In its 114-year-old history, the STA has survived world wars, pandemics, a Great Depression, recessions, economic turmoil and more, but continues to thrive, thanks in part to Link’s steadfast leadership.

Link began her textile career in 1977 when Jim Conner, then executive vice president of the American Yarn Spinners Association (AYSA) asked her to join the organization when she was working as a bank teller. Accepting the position was “a no brainer and a blessing in disguise,” she said. “During my time with AYSA, Jim taught me everything I know about association management, and I loved the work.”

In addition to the AYSA, she was tasked to also manage another association under its auspices: the Textured Yarn Association of America (TYAA), which later became the Synthetic Yarn and Fiber Association (SYFA). Shortly thereafter, the Carolinas Textile Club was added to her responsibilities.

In 1995, the AYSA took over the management of the Southern Textile Association, and Conner added that group to Link’s management responsibilities, as well.

“I have been so lucky to have had a job that I loved for the past 45 years,” Link said. “Over the years, I have come to love my STA family — and they are family! I cannot say enough good things about the support of the STA Board of Governors and past presidents who continue to be involved in the day-to-day operations of the association. I really appreciate them putting their trust in me for the past 27 years. It’s been a great ride and I cannot wait to see where Devin Steele takes it from here!”

Steele, who has covered the association for about 25 years for eTC and previously Southern Textile News (STN), joined its Board of Governors in 2016. He said he has huge shoes to fill.

“Lillian is synonymous with the Southern Textile Association, and she has done a terrific job keeping the association relevant and robust as the textile manufacturing landscape has changed over the last quarter century,” he said. “It’s difficult to fathom the STA without her constant presence at its functions. She is like the duck that you see only above the water — because everything always goes smoothly at STA meetings, but what you don’t see is her constant paddling under the surface to make sure everything goes seemingly effortlessly. Lillian is a dear friend, and I wish her all the best in her much-deserved retirement.”

STA Chairman Rick Carpenter, sales manager at Sonoco Conitex, said: “Serving as president, I have really grown to appreciate the work Lillian does behind the scenes to make our meetings and events successful. The past two years have been especially challenging as we worked through the pandemic, and she never wavered. I have been a member of the STA for 23 years, and I cannot imagine a meeting or event without her dedicated leadership. She will always be a part of STA, and I hope we will still see her and (husband) Mike at some of our events. STA is our textile family. On behalf of our membership, we wish Lillian a wonderful retirement and wish Devin good luck as he takes the helm of this great organization.”

Posted: July 5, 2022

Source: The Southern Textile Association Inc.

Indorama Ventures Acquires Tollegno 1900’s Wool Assets In Italy And Poland, Supporting Sustainable Growth In Its Fibers Segment

BANGKOK, Thailand — July 1, 2022 — Indorama Ventures Public Co. Ltd. (IVL) today completed the acquisition of the wool spinning businesses in Italy and Poland of Tollegno 1900 S.p.A. (Tollegno 1900), an Italy-based manufacturer of fabrics and yarns.

Tollegno 1900 has a rich family-based heritage with more than 120 years of experience and is now one of the leading European textile groups with a total spinning capacity of around 3,500 tons of yarn per year with a specific focus on flat knitting and hand knitting yarns. With this acquisition, IVL secured two assets, including a spinning and top-dyeing operation in Poland and a yarn dyeing operation in Italy.

The acquisition is a strategic fit for IVL’s unique integrated business platform and will make a significant contribution to the sustainable growth of its wool business, which is part of the company’s fibers segment. It will also strengthen IVL’s footprint for worsted yarns in Europe and help extend IVL’s wool products globally with trading subsidiaries in America and Asia.

The operations, which will be renamed Filatura Tollegno 1900, will add more sustainable products to IVL’s portfolio, including a full traceability project of the fibers used for yarns and fabrics, as well as provide synergies with existing assets.

Giovanni Germanetti, the CEO of Tollegno, will continue in the same role with Filatura Tollegno 1900, facilitating continuity and exploring new growth as part of IVL. Lincoln Germanetti, the president and co-CEO of Tollegno, will remain with Filatura Tollegno 1900 as COO.

Giovanni Germanetti said: “Indorama Ventures is a very suitable business match for Tollegno as we are also a large family business with the same core values. The deal allows us to continue with our trusted, key business leaders, which not only gives us comfort regarding the continuation of the business but offers our employees and customers new opportunities to thrive in the future.”

Aradhana Lohia Sharma, vice president for the Wool Business at Indorama Ventures, said: “Our Fibers segment has well-established management know-how and expertise in a range of yarns and textile applications. Incremental acquisitions, such as Tollegno, add to the diversity of our Wool business as well as IVL’s integrated offering of sustainable products as a global company. Fundamental to our acquisition strategy is integrating talented people into IVL. We welcome our new employees to IVL where their knowledge and passion can develop as part of a larger company and drive value in an ethical way.”

Posted: July 1, 2022

Source: Indorama Ventures Public Co. Ltd.

Landmark Study Reveals New Technology From Debogy Molecular Significantly Reduces The Bacteria And Deadly Infection That Can Occur Following A Surgical Implant

FARMINGTON, Conn. — June 27, 2022 — DeBogy Molecular Inc, a biotech startup that specializes in antimicrobial surface modification, today announced the findings of an in vivo research study that affirms the effectiveness and safety of its new technology to kill the dangerous bacteria that proliferates on the surface of a medical implant following surgery.

Infection resulting from bacterial biofilm that forms on the surface of a medical implant represents one of the most serious complications that can follow orthopedic surgery or the implantation of a medical device. Implant related infections account for over half of the 2 million yearly healthcare-associated infections in the United States, at a cost of more than $27 billion dollars annually.

A preclinical research study was conducted by Vivexia, an independent Clinical Research Organization, to evaluate the efficacy and safety of DeBogy-treated titanium implants against the formation of bacterial biofilm. A total of 121 mice were implanted and studied for bacterial attachment on the implant and the level of infection in the surrounding tissue vs untreated control. The study was overseen by a group of medical research scientists and all lab protocols were validated by a veterinary ethics committee.

Study Results Summary

  • Bacterial biofilm on the DeBogy-treated implants was reduced by 99.97% vs untreated control, 7 days following surgery
  • Bacterial load in the surrounding tissue in animals with DeBogy-treated implants was reduced by 99.8% vs untreated control, 7 days following surgery
  • The surrounding tissue in animals with DeBogy-treated implants was healthier overall, with decreases in inflammation, fibrosis, vascularization, and necrosis
  • Excellent clinical health and biocompatibility were recorded in animals with DeBogy-treated implants

“The promise of a new, disruptive technology that can permanently protect the surface of an implantable device from the formation of dangerous bacterial biofilm, without the use of toxic chemicals, coatings or even antibiotics, is truly transformational,” said Wayne Gattinella, CEO of DeBogy Molecular. “The study results affirm that DeBogy technology has the potential to save lives and dramatically improve the quality of life for millions of people, young and old.”

It should be noted that these study results were delivered under a stringent model using a high inoculum of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) with direct injection into the operative site after skin closure and without the use of antibiotics. This far surpasses most real-world situations for clinical surgical contamination.

“The bacterial reductions reported on the DeBogy-treated implants and in the surrounding tissues vastly outperformed existing scientific literature on similar animal models using conventional treatment,” said Dr Houssam Bouloussa, spine surgeon and cofounder, DeBogy Molecular. “This technology has the potential to revolutionize the way we prevent and treat surgical-site infections.”

Initial feedback was collected from key opinion leaders in orthopaedic surgery and infectious disease on the significance of these study findings:

“Implant-related infections are difficult to treat and are often devastating to patients and healthcare payers alike. The results of the DeBogy antimicrobial study bring hope to clinicians like me that an effective preventative measure for implant-related infections is finally on the horizon.” – Dr Matthew Grant, Assistant Professor of Infectious Disease, Yale School of Medicine

“DeBogy technology has the potential to deliver the most important antimicrobial solution to the medical marketplace that I have seen in my 30 years of practice. The efficacy and safety of this new technology can dramatically reduce the patient burden associated with implant related infections.” -Dr James J. Yue, Orthopedic Spine Surgeon, CT Orthopaedic Specialists, Associate Professor, Frank H Netter School of Medicine, former Co-Chief of Orthopedic Spine Surgery, Yale School of Medicine

“Periprosthetic joint infections are recognized as a leading cause of morbidity and mortality in orthopaedic surgery. The results of the DeBogy in vivo study show unique promise to introduce a new solution to this recognized postoperative complication.” – Dr Antonia Chen, Orthopedic Surgeon

The complete DeBogy research study will be presented at the North American Spine Society Annual Meeting in Chicago in October 2022. For a copy of the research White Paper send your request to contact@debogy.com.

Posted: June 29, 2022

Source: DeBogy Molecular, Inc.

The LYCRA Co. Announces New Equity Ownership

WILMINGTON, Del. — June 29, 2022 — The LYCRA Co., a global developer of innovative fiber and technology solutions for the apparel and personal care industries, today announced that a group of financial institutions, comprising Lindeman Asia, Lindeman Partners Asset Management, Tor Investment Management, and China Everbright Ltd. (new shareholders), have gained full equity control of the company.

The change of equity control follows the conclusion of the receivership process that started in February when the new shareholders initiated an enforcement action against Ruyi Textile and Fashion International Group Ltd., the former parent of The LYCRA Co., for loan defaults associated with its purchase of The LYCRA Co. in January 2019.

The LYCRA Co. has grown into one of the most powerful global franchises in the textile industry with its world-class brands, including LYCRA®, COOLMAX®, and THERMOLITE®, unique marketing services, and wide network of partners across the global value chain. In addition, The LYCRA Co.’s diverse and broad innovation capabilities and robust intellectual property estate of over 800 patents have helped it build long-standing strategic relationships with most leading producers, brands, and retailers.

With its new ownership and governance in place, The LYCRA Co. will continue to focus on accelerating the implementation of its vision, including sustainable solutions that advance circularity, strategic technology partnerships to develop and scale up a wider range of innovative materials, and ongoing digital transformation initiatives. This is fully supported by the New Shareholders who have a proven track record of financing and investing in companies across Asia and globally and working with Boards of Directors on business and operational plans to enhance long-term value creation. The New Shareholders are committed to further helping The LYCRA Company strengthen its financial position and enable its long-term growth.

“I am thrilled to have the full support of our new shareholders and incoming Board of Directors as we begin the next chapter in The LYCRA Company’s story,” said Julien Born, CEO of The LYCRA Co. “This new ownership structure provides the necessary backing from experienced investment professionals who share our long-term vision.”

“We fully support The LYCRA Company’s world-class management team and their continued stewardship of The LYCRA Company,” said a spokesperson for the new shareholders. “The LYCRA Company is in a strong financial position, has a solid foundation for long-term growth, and we look forward to working with the team to provide continued support for The LYCRA Company’s future growth.”

Posted: June 29, 2022

Source: The LYCRA Co.

Caldera Expands Strategic Partnership with Barbieri Electronic

DOWNERS GROVE, Ill. — June 29, 2022 — Caldera, part of Dover, recently announced an agreement with Barbieri under which Caldera will serve as the master distributor for all Barbieri electronic solutions worldwide, expanding on the brands’ existing strategic partnership.

Barbieri develops and produces intelligent color measurement instruments for professionals in digital printing and is a color measurement market leader for large format, flatbed and industrial printing. As a long-standing strategic partner of Barbieri, Caldera will distribute the complete Barbieri product range.

“We’re incredibly excited to expand our strong business relationship with Barbieri while increasing customer performance and satisfaction. Their color management products are best-in-class, and this agreement aligns with our focus on providing software to our customers that helps them deliver outstanding color quality,” said Sebastien Hanssens, Caldera’s VP of Marketing & Operations.

“In appointing Caldera as Master Distributor for Barbieri products, we’re cementing one of our most important business partnerships. Caldera has consistently demonstrated an excellent understanding of our product range and our mission, and I feel confident in our future together,” said Stefan Barbieri, CEO at Barbieri.

Barbieri electronics’ range of spectrophotometers includes the following models: Spectro LFP qb, Spectro LFP qb Textile Edition, SpectroPad DOC, Spectro Swing and Spectro LFP S3. Barbieri’s range of measuring devices will be available in two different lines — the blue Barbieri line and the orange Caldera line.

Posted: June 29, 2022

Source: Dover

Materials Innovator Algiknit Closes $13 Million Series A To Transform The Textile Industry’s Environmental Impact

MORRISVILLE, N.C. — June 29, 2022 — Today, AlgiKnit, the materials innovator creating eco-conscious yarns from kelp, announces $13 million in Series A funding to lower the textile industry’s environmental impact by accelerating its journey to scale. The round, led by Collaborative Fund, marks the start of a new phase of growth and collaboration for AlgiKnit, further aligning the implementation and scale of its technology with venture backing. The round is joined by H&M CO:LAB, the investment arm of H&M Group, Starlight Ventures, Third Nature Ventures, and features ongoing support from previous investors Horizons Venturesand SOSV.

With a mission to offer more environmentally conscious materials for the heavily-polluting fashion and textile industries, AlgiKnit is developing materials from a seaweed called kelp, one of the most renewable and regenerative organisms on the planet. AlgiKnit is leveraging this readily available raw material to create yarns and fibers for use in a diverse set of industries including fashion, interiors and furnishings, and automotive.

The fundraising announcement by AlgiKnit also commemorates the opening of its new manufacturing facility in the Research Triangle area in North Carolina, which opened in June. AlgiKnit’s new facility highlights the company’s commitment to sustainability beyond its product. The company sought to minimize its construction footprint by upfitting its 15,000 square foot expansion with upcycled materials and second-hand furniture.

“The building process was predicated on creating a vibrant, innovative working environment without compromising our commitment to the planet. From utilizing an existing space that met our specifications, to reusing and repurposing as much as we possibly could, sustainability was always top of mind.” said Co-Founder & COO Aleksandra Gosiewski, who led the company’s expansion to North Carolina.

The closing of this round brings AlgiKnit’s total fundraise amount to $17.9 million, solidifying the company’s position in the rapidly expanding biomaterials space and expediting the company’s time to scale. Building on momentum from the company’s expansion, AlgiKnit is poised to disrupt the textile industry by offering a yarn built to combat environmentally harmful cycles of yarn and fiber production.

“The textile industry is responsible for as much as 8 percent of the world’s CO2 emissions — in addition to being massively polluting and water-intensive. We’re thrilled to be leading AlgiKnit’s Series A round, and to be investing in a technology that is pushing the world towards a more sustainable future,” said Sophie Bakalar, partner at Collaborative Fund.

“With the opening of our new facility in the Research Triangle area of North Carolina, we are focused on expanding our production capabilities, partnerships, and team to address global demand more quickly,” said AlgiKnit co-founder and CEO, Tessa Callaghan. “This is a huge next step in bringing this technology to scale, and creating positive, tangible change for the planet. We are so excited to partner with new and existing investors who share our vision for transforming the fashion ecosystem.”

Posted: June 29, 2022

Source: AlgiKnit

EUROJERSEY Presents Its AW 2023 Ready-To-Wear Collection “FREE MIND” In Sensitive® Fabrics

CARONNO PERTUSELLA, Italy — June 29, 2022 — The new AW 2023 Ready-to-Wear collection of Sensitive® Fabrics by EUROJERSEY crowns art as the inspired muse of creativity and conquers the language that the fashion world likes so much. Testimonials from every era, fashion and art have continued to take from each other colours and magic that seduce at first sight. This is how the Flash Art capsule of Sensitive Fabrics came about, fuelled by Villa Panza collection of American art, thanks to EUROJERSEY’s partnership with FAI – Fondo per l’Ambiente Italiano, for the WE CAN project – The Power of Action in Culture, Art, Nature.

But not only that, a reconciliation with nature lays bare new visionary paths supported by folk-inspired print proposals for iconic and timeless garments. Designs of plaids, Prince of Wales and pinstripes promote impeccable British style outfits through to surreal variations of animalier prints and textures punctuated by metallic pigments.

Sensitive Fabrics have the advantage of following the body and adapting to each individual movement in perfect harmony thanks to their three-dimensional elasticity. Wrinkle-free, crush-proof, crease-resistant, and easy to wash in the washing machine, they dry quickly and do not need to be ironed. Breathable, they are the ideal 24wear fabrics for the creation of high-performance garments for all daily needs without neglecting that mix of style and comfort.

Posted: June 29, 2022

Source: EUROJERSEY

ITMA ASIA + CITME 2022 Online Visitor Registration Opens

SINGAPORE — June 29, 2022 — Online visitor registration for ITMA ASIA + CITME 2022 is now open.

Visitors who pre-register online on the combined show websites — itmaasia.com and citme.com — before November 19 will enjoy special badge rates at a 40 percent discount. The early-bird rates are RMB 60 ($9) for a five-day badge and RMB 30 ($5) for a one-day badge. Standard onsite rates are RMB 100 for a five-day badge and RMB 50 for a one-day badge.

The 8th combined exhibition will be held from 20 to 24 November 2022 at the National Exhibition and Convention Centre, Shanghai. According to its show owners — CEMATEX and Chinese partners comprising the Sub-Council of Textile Industry, CCPIT (CCPIT-Tex), China Textile Machinery Association (CTMA) and China Exhibition Centre Group Corp. (CIEC) – the combined show has received a favorable response from the industry.

Exhibition space update

Since space application was launched 10 months ago, many exhibitors have responded positively, displaying strong confidence in the combined show, and enthusiasm for a face-to-face exhibition.

To date, it has attracted some 950 textile and garment machinery manufacturers from 21 countries and regions to apply for space. Among the international names who will be represented at the combined show are: CHTC, Dornier, Eltex, Epson, Fil Control, Fong’s, Groz-Beckert, Itema, Jeanologia, Karl Mayer, Murata, Oerlikon, Picanol, Rieter, Shima Seiki, Stäubli, Toyota, Trützschler, Tsudakoma, Uster, Vandewiele, Vanwyk and Wira Instrumentation.

Grossing over 120,000 square meters, ITMA ASIA + CITME 2022 will be an exciting showcase of the latest technologies. Exhibits will occupy the following halls at the venue:

Hall 3 – knitting and weaving machinery

Hall 4 – dyeing and finishing machinery

Hall 5 – printing, garment and spinning machinery

Hall 6 – spinning and nonwoven machinery, as well as chemicals other textile making machinery

Ernesto Maurer, president of CEMATEX said: “Despite the setbacks caused by the coronavirus pandemic, companies are finding ways to overcome the challenges. They are very eager to tap new opportunities provided by innovative technologies, especially those offering sustainable benefits and productivity gains.”

Gu Ping, president of China Textile Machinery Association, added: “As part of China’s 14th Five-Year Plan, we endeavour to accelerate industrial upgrading and develop a more high-tech-driven textile and apparel industry. The combined show will provide manufacturers with innovative solutions that will help them to be more competitive as the textile and garment industry embarks on its recovery path.”

ITMA ASIA + CITME is organized by Beijing Textile Machinery International Exhibition Co., Ltd and co-organized by ITMA Services. Japan Textile Machinery Association is a special partner of the combined show.

For more updates, please visit www.itmaasia.com or www.citme.com.cn. The last edition of ITMA ASIA + CITME 2020 grossed over 160,000 square metres of exhibition area. It featured 1,237 exhibitors from 20 countries and regions, and attracted visitorship of about 65,000 from 30 countries and regions.

Posted: June 29, 2022

Source: CEMATEX, CCPIT-Tex, CTMA & CIEC

NCTO Announces Winner Of The 2022 Paul T. O’Day Memorial Scholarship

WASHINGTON — June 29, 2022 — The National Council of Textile Organization’s (NCTO’s) Fiber Council announces Abigail McBee, of Gaffney, S.C., as the recipient of the 2022 Paul T. O’Day Scholarship Award. She is the daughter of Emily and Douglas McBee, who works for Auriga Polymers/Indorama Ventures in Spartanburg, S.C.

NCTO Chairman David Poston, president of Palmetto Synthetics LLC, commented: “We are pleased to recognize Ms. McBee’s exceptional record of academic achievements with her selection as the 2022 recipient of the Paul T. O’Day Memorial Scholarship. All of us on the Fiber Council congratulate Ms. McBee and wish her continued success in her academic career.”

The scholarship program was created in 2014 in honor of Paul T. O’Day who served as president of the American Fiber Manufacturers Association (AFMA) for more than three decades. The association merged with the National Council of Textile Organizations in April 2018, and NCTO’s Fiber Council now administers the scholarship program. Recipients receive a $5,000 award each year, totaling $20,000 for four years of study. Sons or daughters of NCTO’s Fiber Council member company employees are eligible to apply.

NCTO is a Washington, DC-based trade association that represents domestic textile manufacturers.

  • U.S. employment in the textile supply chain was 534,000 in 2021.
  • The value of shipments for U.S. textiles and apparel was $65.2 billion in 2021.
  • U.S. exports of fiber, textiles and apparel were $28.4 billion in 2021.
  • Capital expenditures for textiles and apparel production totaled $1.85 billion in 2020, the last year for which data is available.

Posted: June 29, 2022

Source: The National Council of Textile Organization’s (NCTO)

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