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Beaulieu Fibres International (BFI), the leading European polyolefin fiber supplier, will cement its place at this year’s IDEA®19 Miami, as an important ‘all solution provider’ for polyolefin carded nonwovens in Personal Care and Hygiene, Geotextiles, Automotive, Floorcoverings and Filtration applications. At this leading North American event BFI will launch its PET-core-BICO Fibers for hygiene applications as well as its new UltraBond staple fiber, again demonstrating its commitment to help customers stay at the forefront of carded nonwoven products.

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Technical Absorbents will be on stand 1241 at IDEA. Meetings can be arranged in advance by emailing [email protected] or, simply visit the stand and meet with one of the team. The company will join hundreds of other companies at the event – which attracts nonwovens scientists, users, and senior thought leaders from the industry – who will be presenting their latest ideas and innovations to over 7,000 visitors between 25th and 28th March 2019.

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IDEA is an industry leading event drawing the world’s premier professionals in nonwovens and engineered fabrics. The 2019 event takes place between March 25-28 at Miami Beach Convention Center and is expected to attract over 7,000 attendees and companies from more than 70 countries. Avgol will be located at booth 928 and welcome delegates to stop by.

Avgol, a global manufacturer of high-performance nonwoven fabric solutions, is to showcase its Forward Innovative Thinking (FIT) family of nonwoven technologies at IDEA 2019.

Related Keywords: luxury packaging papers, moulded fibre packaging, nonwovens, papermaking processes

TFP is a global company, exporting over 85% of it’s nonwovens worldwide. It uses wet-laid nonwoven technology which is unique in its design, its roots lying in the papermaking processes used by TFP’s parent company James Cropper.

James Cropper is renowned for luxury packaging papers, as well as its latest sustainable initiatives, these include Cup Cycling – the upcycling of take-away paper coffee cups into luxury papers and packaging, and Colourform – an innovative new range of renewable and recyclable moulded fibre packaging.

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Jones Family of Companies is a leader in the textile industry, founded in 1936. The company was formed through a partnership between two brothers and today is led by a third-generation family member and Senior Leadership Team committed to the same high standards as the founders. The company has two divisions: Jones Yarn and Jones Nonwovens.

Related Keywords: Biolace Cozy, eco-friendly topsheet, nonwovens, polylactic acid (PLA) and cotton, renewable raw materials, spunlace products, sustainable hygiene products

Biolace Cozy is designed for topsheets and it is a superior material in softness compared to other topsheets, which assures unmatched user comfort. Biolace Cozy also excels in masking and ghosting stains. In fluid management, Biolace Cozy is the fastest eco-friendly topsheet available in the market and it also maintains its speed level, ensuring dryness.

Additionally, Biolace Cozy can be enhanced with Suominen’s unique and customizable high definition patterns, which offers brands differentiation that is unprecedented in the hygiene category.

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Moody holds eleven patents in the nonwovens field and has been involved in the design and startup of ten nonwoven production lines (six in the USA, two in Europe, and two in China). During his career, he held critical roles in Johnson & Johnson (Chicopee), PGI Nonwovens, and now Berry Global, Inc.

Moody has been an active INDA Member for over 25 years. He has also been an active member in The Nonwovens Institute (NWI) at NCSU for over 20 years, is the current Scientific Advisory Board chair at NWI, and participates as an Industrial Technical Advisor to Graduate students.

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Highlights of the event included keynote presentations on Biomimicry and Nonwovens: Taking Great Ideas from Nature and Making Them a Commercial Reality by Marie O’Mahony, Consultant, O’Mahony Consultancy, and The US Economic Outlook by Mark Vitner, Managing Director and Senior Economist, Wells Fargo. Monica Belisito, Brand and Product Strategy Lead, LOLA said that, “The presentations on biomimicry provided concepts we will definitely consider in LOLA’s new processes.”

Related Keywords: engineered fabrics industry, High Definition Design Series, medical and hygiene products, nonwovens, Suominen Intelligent Nonwovens

Suominen Intelligent Nonwovens was already named as one of three finalists competing for RISE Innovation Award that recognises innovation that creatively uses advanced science and engineering principles to solve challenges within the nonwovens and engineered fabrics industry.

The company employs more than 650 people in Europe and in the Americas. Suominen manufactures nonwovens as roll goods for wipes, as well as for medical and hygiene products.

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World of Composites 2019 is all set to launch its specially curated segments for Fibres Reinforced Polymers to make composites mainstream in India. It will take place alongside Techtextil India 2019.